Dna polymorphisms as molecular markers in cattle

ABSTRACT

A method of predicting the phenotype of cattle through the analysis of one or more single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) is described. More particularly, a method for predicting cattle temperament and behavior through the analysis of one or more single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) mapped at specific regions of the bovine genome is described.

PRIORITY

This application claims priority of U.S. Provisional Patent ApplicationNo. 61/317,665 filed Mar. 25, 2010 and hereby incorporates the sameprovisional application by reference herein in its entirety.

FIELD

The technical field is a method of predicting the phenotype of cattlethrough the analysis of one or more single nucleotide polymorphisms(SNPs). More particularly, the technical field is a method forpredicting cattle temperament and behavior through the analysis of oneor more SNPs mapped at specific regions of the bovine genome isdescribed.

BACKGROUND

In animals such as cattle, intolerance to stress may have detrimentaleffects on the health of the animal. For example, high stress may causeweight loss and affect cell functioning. These effects may havedetrimental effects on meat production, flavor and tenderness.Accordingly, researchers have attempted to determine the genetic lociwhich are associated with stress levels in these animals.

One approach that may be used to identify these loci is quantitativetrait analysis. Quantitative trait loci (QTLs) are stretches of DNA thatare closely linked to the genes that underlie the trait in question.Factors such as genetic heterogeneity, epistasis, low penetrance,variable expressiveness, and pleiotropy may contribute to the polygenicor quantitative inheritance of a phenotypic trait. Therefore, unlikemonogenic traits, polygenic traits do not follow patterns of Mendelianinheritance. This hinders the identification of the genes and thealleles responsible for the variations observed among individuals of onespecies. Association studies based on more robust genomic methodologiesare accelerating the analyses of QTLs, thereby abbreviating the timerequired to identify QTLs related to a characteristic of interest.

The parametric approach in association studies requires theidentification of risk markers a priori, in the case of singlenucleotide DNA polymorphisms (SNPs). Genomic characterization projectshave generated enormous amount of data which are available in publicdatabanks. The genomic sequences may be compared and reorganized bybioinformatics analyses. For example, a bank of bovine QTLs have beenmade available by Polineni et al. (BMC Bioinformatics. 2006 Jun. 5;7:283.).

In general, due to the high cost associated with determining QTLs,public databases are limited to information arising from the genomiccharacterization of a few individuals. The application of newexperimental platforms to the data already available in these publicdatabases may allow for the simultaneous evaluation of dozens ofthousands of SNPs at reduced costs. Computational techniques andstatistics may allow for the analyses of genotypical data, and for acorrelation to be made between the genotypes and the phenotypes ofinterest.

Accordingly, there is a need to identify new computational techniquesfor the identification of genetic loci involved in traits such astolerance to stress.

There is also the need to identify loci that have potential roles in thedetermination of traits such as temperament, tolerance to stress andbehaviour in animals such as cattle.

SUMMARY

Methods for predicting animal behaviour through the use of SNPs aredescribed. More particularly, methods of correlating a particularphenotypic trait with a SNPs in cattle are described. The methods can beused, for example, to predict whether the phenotypic trait is present ina particular animal or group of animals.

Broadly stated, a method of predicting the phenotype of an animal isprovided, the method comprising: selecting a phenotypic trait in apopulation of animals; determining single nucleotide polymorphisms inthe genotype of the population of animals, correlating the singlenucleotide polymorphisms with the phenotypic trait, and predicting thephenotype of the animal based on the results of the correlation.

Broadly stated, a method of predicting the tolerance of a cow to stressis provided, the method comprising: determining cortisol levels in apopulation of cattle; determining single nucleotide polymorphisms in thecattle genome; correlating the single nucleotide polymorphisms with thecortisol levels in the cattle; and predicting the cortisol level in acow based on the results of the correlation.

Broadly stated, a method for predicting a phenotypic trait in a cow isprovided, the method comprising: determining the nucleotide present at alocus selected from the group consisting of ARS-BFGL-NGS-102860 mappedat position 36,875,752 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16);ARS-BFGL-NGS-119018 mapped at position 104,533,532 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 11 (BTA11), ARS-BFGL-NGS-20850 at position 7,928,145(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 14 (BTA14), ARS-BFGL-NGS-100843 mapped atposition 45,768,092 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16),ARS-BFGL-NGS-97162 mapped at position 51,027,089 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 16 (BTA16), Hapmap42294-BTA-69421 at position 7,311,099(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 3 (BTA3), ARS-BFGL-BAC-2384 at position31,838,306 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 19 (BTA19), BTB-01553536 atposition 103,411,819 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 7 (BTA7)Hapmap53129-rs29022984 at position 97,865,487 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 11 (BTA11); ARS-BFGL-NGS-68110 mapped at position 106,356,144(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11); Hapmap49592-BTA-38891 atposition 36,808,659 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16);ARS-BFGL-NGS-30157 mapped at position 108,365,498 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 11 (BTA11); Hapmap30097-BTC-007678 mapped at position7,969,430 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 14 (BTA14); ARS-BFGL-NGS-82206mapped at position 130,073,477 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 1,ARS-BFGL-NGS-114897 mapped at position 69,718,192 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 11 (BTA11), ARS-BFGL-NGS-32646 mapped at position 103,515,296(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11); ARS-BFGL-NGS-12135 mapped atposition 106,208,942 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11),BTA-98582-no-rs mapped at position 72,891,230 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 15 (BTA15), Hapmap50501-BTA-91866 mapped at position16,697,957 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16), ARS-BFGL-NGS-55834mapped at position 18,500,742 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16),ARS-BFGL-NGS-43639 at position 45,798,238 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome16 (BTA16), ARS-BFGL-NGS-114602 mapped at position 2,011,968 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 20 (BTA20), ARS-BFGL-NGS-10830 mapped at position14,303,665 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 21 (BTA21), ARS-BFGL-BAC-35732mapped at position 37,243,031 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 22 (BTA22),BTB-00000725 mapped at position 19,405,585 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 27 (BTA27), Hapmap32414-BTA-65998 mapped at position38,481,013 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 28 (BTA28),Hapmap26724-BTA-152272 mapped at position 126,295,740 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 1 (BTA1), ARS-BFGL-NGS-27655 mapped at position3,683,167 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 3 (BTA3), ARS-BFGL-NGS-112731mapped at position 4,206,765 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 2 (BTA2),Hapmap42580-BTA-54259 mapped at position 38555445 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 22 (BTA22), BTB-01548453 mapped at position 103,511,536(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 7 (BTA7), INRA-453 mapped at position20,719,615 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 3 (BTA3), BTB-00186413 mappedat position 58,422,144 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 4 (BTA4)(G),UA-IFASA-7842 at position 7,857,978 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 14(BTA14), BTB-01944037 at position 112,370,482 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 8 (BTA8), BTB-00086583 at position 26,641,920 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 2 (BTA2), ARS-BFGL-NGS-111311 at position 51,300,416(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 23 (BTA23), BTB-01570493 at position25,395,611 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 8 (BTA8), ARS-BFGL-NGS-104914at position 125,588,038 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 5 (BTA5).BTA-114011-no-rs at position 125,911,737 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome1 (BTA1), ARS-BFGL-NGS-23375 at position 40,238,627 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 24 (BTA24), ARS-BFGL-NGS-78666 at position 136,573,912(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 1 (BTA1), BTB-01087838 at position89,620,818 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 10 (BTA10),Hapmap31564-BTC-007633 at position 7,998,737 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 14 (BTA14), Hapmap50402-BTA-58146 at position 42,593,193(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 24 (BTA24), and ARS-BFGL-BAC-46971 atposition 35,184,932 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 25 (BTA25), eitheralone or in combination with other loci, and predicting the phenotypictrait in the cow comprising based on the nucleotide present at thelocus.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a graph showing the distribution of cortisol levels in asample of 1,189 cows from Farm Jacarezinho;

FIG. 2 is a graph showing the distribution of flight speed in a sampleof 1,189 cows kept at Farm Jacarezinho;

FIG. 3 is a graph showing the relationship between cortisol levels andflight speed in cows at Farm Jacarezinho;

FIG. 4 is a graph showing the distribution of SNPs in chromosomes 11(left) and 16 (right), and the level of association using log-additivegenetic model;

FIG. 5 is a Q-Q plot showing deviations from normality for cortisollevels measured in 1,799 Nelore sires from different regions of Brazil;and

FIG. 6 is a density plot of cortisol levels in cattle sampled in variousfarms in Brazil, and a descriptive statistics per farm.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Methods of determining a feature of animal behaviour is described. Inparticular, the method relates to the determination of particularphenotypes in cattle using SNPs. Once SNPs related to particular traitsare identified, the presence or absence of a particular SNP may be usedas a marker as to whether a particular cow or cows will possess thephenotypic trait in question.

According to some embodiments of the method, a phenotypic trait ofinterest can be identified in a population of animals, such as cattle.The trait can show a normal distribution in the population of animals,although this is not necessary. A normal distribution can identifytraits not selected by breeders. The trait can be multigenic (e.g. theexpression of the trait can be determined by multiple genes). Forexample, cortisol levels can be determined. The genotypes of the animalsexpressing the trait can then be determined with a view to identifyingSNPs present in the genome. Once the genotypes are determined, thepresence of a SNP can be correlated with the presence of the trait. Forexample, a general linear model can be used to correlate the presence ofa given SNP with a trait. Based on the results of association analysis,potential loci involved in the phenotypic expression of the trait can beidentified. These loci can be subjected to genomic characterization todetermine nucleotide variations. The allele frequency present at a givenloci can be determined. The presence or absence of an allele in aparticular animal can then be used as a predictor of the animal'sbehaviour.

According to an embodiment of the method, there is provided a method ofpredicting the phenotype of an animal. The method can comprise selectinga phenotypic trait in a population of animals; determining the singlenucleotide polymorphisms in the genotype of the population of animals,correlating the single nucleotide polymorphisms with the phenotypictrait, and predicting the phenotype of the animal based on the resultsof the correlation.

According to another embodiment of the method, there is provided amethod of predicting the tolerance of a cow to stress. The method cancomprise determining, for example, the cortisol levels in a populationof cattle, determining the single nucleotide polymorphisms in the cattlegenome, correlating the single nucleotide polymorphisms with thecortisol levels in the cattle, and predicting the cortisol level in acow based on the results of the correlation. As would be apparent to oneskilled in the art, it is contemplated that other markers of stress canalso be examined.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a method asdescribed herein, wherein the step of determining the nucleotide presentin each allele of that individual in the selected locations can beperformed by genomic DNA sequencing of that region. Such sequencing canbe done in a manner that would be known to one skilled in the art.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a method asdefined herein, wherein the step of determining the nucleotide presentin each allele of the animal at the selected location can beaccomplished by (a) amplifying a region of genomic DNA that includes thegiven position to generate an amplicon, and (b) treating the ampliconwith a restriction enzyme enzyme in its corresponding buffer todetermine the identity of the nucleotides present in the selectedlocation. Such amplification and restriction analysis can be done in amanner that would be known to one skilled in the art.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a method asdefined herein, wherein the step of determining the nucleotide presentin the allele of the animal at the selected location can be accomplishedby (a) amplifying a region of genomic DNA that includes the givenposition to generate an amplicon, and (b) hybridization of the amplifiedprobes specific to the selected location, where hybridization determinesthe identity of the nucleotides present. Such amplification andhybridization can be done in a manner that would be known to one skilledin the art.

As would be apparent to one skilled in the art, the term ‘hybridization’as used herein can include probe hybridization of a DNA fragment thatcan recognize an allele present in a specific genomic region. A DNAprobe can be used in, but not limited to, experiments such as microarrayDNA, southern blotting, real time PCR, among others. Hybridizationconditions can vary between each methodology as would be apparent to oneskilled in the art.

According to one aspect of the method, there is provided a method forpredicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotide presentat locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-102860 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 36,875,752 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 16 (BTA16) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-119018 alone or combine with any othercattle loci.

This locus can be mapped at position 104,533,532 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 11 (BTA11) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G) can befound.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-20850 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 7,928,145 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 14 (BTA14) where either Thymine (T) or Cytosine (C)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-100843 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 45,768,092 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine(A) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-97162 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 51,027,089 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a forpredicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotide presentat locus Hapmap42294-BTA-69421 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 7,311,099 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 3 (BTA3) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G) can befound.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-BAC-2384 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 31,838,306 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 19 (BTA19) where either Thymine (T) or Guanidine(G) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-01553536 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 103,411,819 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 7 (BTA7) where either Thymine (T) or Cytosine (C) canbe found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap53129-rs29022984 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 97,865,487 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine(G) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-68110 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 106,356,144 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11) where either Adenosine (A) or Cytosine(C) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap49592-BTA-38891 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 36,808,659 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16) where either Thymine (T) or Cytosine (C)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-30157 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 108,365,498 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine(A) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap30097-BTC-007678 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 7,969,430 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 14 (BTA14) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-82206 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 130,073,477 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 1 (BTA1) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine(G) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-114897 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 69,718,192 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine(G) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-32646 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 103,515,296 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine(G) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-12135 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 106,208,942 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTA-98582-no-rs alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 72,891,230 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 15 (BTA15) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap50501-BTA-91866 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 16,697,957 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16) where either Thymine (T) or Cytosine (C)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-55834 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 18,500,742 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine(A) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-43639 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 45,798,238 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-114602 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 2,011,968 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 20 (BTA20) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine (A)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-10830 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 14,303,665 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 21 (BTA21) where either Cytosine (C) or Guanidine(G) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-BAC-35732 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 37,243,031 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 22 (BTA22) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-00000725 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 19,405,585 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 27 (BTA27) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap32414-BTA-65998 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 38,481,013 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 28 (BTA28) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap26724-BTA-152272 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 126,295,740 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 1 (BTA1) where either Thymine (T) or Cytosine (C)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-27655 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 3,683,167 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 3 (BTA3) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-112731 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 4,206,765 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 2 (BTA2) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine (A)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap42580-BTA-54259 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 38555445 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 22 (BTA22) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine (A)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-01548453 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 103,511,536 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 7 (BTA7) where either Guanidine (G) or Thymine (T) canbe found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus INRA-453 alone or combine with any other cattle loci.This locus can be mapped at position 20,719,615 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 3 (BTA3) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G) can befound.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-00186413 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 58,422,144 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 4 (BTA4) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus UA-IFASA-7842 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 7,857,978 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 14 (BTA14) where either Guanidine (G) or Thymine (T) can befound.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-01944037 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 112,370,482 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 8 (BTA8) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine (A)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-00086583 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 26,641,920 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 2 (BTA2) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T) canbe found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-111311 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 51,300,416 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 23 (BTA23) where either Cytosine (C), or Thymine(T) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-01570493 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 25,395,611 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 8 (BTA8) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine (A)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-104914 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 125,588,038 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 5 (BTA5) where either Thymine (T) or Cytosine (C)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTA-114011-no-rs alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 125,911,737 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 1 (BTA1) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-23375 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 40,238,627 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 24 (BTA24) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine(G) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-NGS-78666 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 136,573,912 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 1 (BTA1) where either Cytosine (C) or Thymine (T)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus BTB-01087838 alone or combine with any other cattleloci. This locus can be mapped at position 89,620,818 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 10 (BTA10) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap31564-BTC-007633 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 7,998,737 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 14 (BTA14) where either Adenosine (A) or Guanidine (G)can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus Hapmap50402-BTA-58146 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 42,593,193 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 24 (BTA24) where either Guanidine (G) or Adenosine(A) can be found.

According to another aspect of the method, there is provided a methodfor predicting cattle animal behavior by determining the nucleotidepresent at locus ARS-BFGL-BAC-46971 alone or combine with any othercattle loci. This locus can be mapped at position 35,184,932 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 25 (BTA25) where either Thymine (T) or Cytosine (C)can be found.

The following examples are provided to aid the understanding of thepresent disclosure, the true scope of which is set forth in the claims.It is understood that modifications can be made in the procedures setforth without departing from the spirit or scope of the methods definedherein.

EXAMPLES Example 1 Animal Selection

Initially, a small group study of 1,189 cattle from the farm Jacarezinho(Araçatuba, SP—Brazil) were evaluated. All these animals were purecontemporary Nellore breed, having similar ages and were submitted tosimilar nutritional programs. The parameters measured in these animalsbehavior after release from the crush (animals held for 5-10 minutes,blood samples taken, and then released) accounting were flight speed(FS) and plasma cortisol levels. The term “flight speed” or “FS” as usedherein is defined as the time to run 1.7 meters detected with sensorsand measured in milliseconds.

Cortisol levels in 1,189 cattle were analyzed. As shown in FIG. 1, thecortisol levels did not show a normal distribution. On average, thecortisol levels were 1.995 mcg/dL (micrograms per deciliters), with astandard deviation of 1.417 mcg/dL. Based on the asymmetricaldistribution of cortisol levels, two groups of animals, referred to as“inferior” and “superior” were selected for genotyping experiments. The“inferior” group of animals comprises animals with cortisol values equalor lesser than the value of the 10th percentile (0.4 mcg/dL). The“superior” group comprises animals with cortisol values equal or greaterthan 90th percentile (4.0 mcg/dL). The inferior group comprised 124animals whereas the superior group had 119 animals available. A sampleof 75 animals on each side is representative of polar behavior. “Polarbehavior” as used herein means grouping of extreme calm or aggressiveindividuals.

FIG. 2 shows the distribution of flight speed in a sample of 1,189cattle. As with cortisol level, the flight speed data did not show anormal distribution pattern. Most of the animals had a flight speed ofless than 5 milliseconds, and it was therefore difficult to separate theanimals into extreme groups. As shown in FIG. 3, flight speed could notbe correlated with cortisol levels; the R-squared value was only 0.0151.

The distribution of flight speeds was shifted to lowest flight times (orhighest speed), suggesting that the animals could be subject to stressconditions during data collection. Most of the animals had low levels ofcortisol, suggesting that although flight speeds were high, there may besome type of selection for lineages with more calm behavior. As it wouldappear that biochemical parameters such as cortisol levels would be lesssensitive to handling conditions as compared to parameters such asflight speed, cortisol levels were used as a phenotypical marker.

Example 2 Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS)

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) in cattle with statisticalanalyses to estimate cortisol level based on genotype can be performed.The cortisol level can be associated with other bovine commercial traitswhich can include, but are not restricted to, body weight and carcassfinishing (fat thickness and rib eye area).

Association analyses can be used as a statistical method in GWAS. Theassociation between a given SNP and a trait can be carried out using aSNP as a categorical variable with one level for each possible genotype.To assess the association between the phenotype Y (quantitative orbinary) and a SNP, a general linear model (GLM) was used:

Y _(i) =a+bX _(i) +Z _(i)

where a is the intercept, bX_(i) is the i_(th) subject's genotype scorefor a given marker. The term Z_(i) was used to adjust the model byconfounders variables denoted by Z.

For each genetic model, the mean differences for quantitative traits canbe determined. Confidence intervals can also be computed using thevariance estimated for each parameter. When the additive model was used,X_(i) indicated the number of minor alleles of i_(th) subjects. In thecase of the dominant model, X_(i) denoted, with coded values 1 and 0,whether the i_(th) subject has at least one minor allele. In a similarway, for the recessive model, X_(i) was codified as 1 and 0 depending onwhether the i_(th) subject had two minor alleles.

Genetic model selection can be used as a statistical method in GWAS. Thestatistical significance of a given SNP can be tested by comparing theeffect of the polymorphism with the null model using the likelihoodratio test (LRT):

LRT=2(log Lik _(null)−log Lik _(dominant))

LRT=2(log Lik _(null)−log Lik _(recessive))

LRT=2(log Lik _(null)−log Lik _(log-additive))

where Lik stands for likelihood.

The choice of the correct model of inheritance can be performed usingthe Akaike information criteria (AIC):

AIC=−2 log Lik+2q

where q denotes the number of parameters for the fitted model.

Multiple testing can also be performed. The traditional family wiseerror rate, as understood in the art, in procedures such as Bonferronicorrection are too conservative when analyzing a large of number ofevents, such as is done in genome wide association experiments.Therefore, to compute the significant thresholds for the p-valuesoriginating from multiple association tests, the false discovery rate(FDR) method can be used (Benjamini, Y., and Hochberg Y. (1995)“Controlling the false discovery rate: a practical and powerful approachto multiple testing”. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. SeriesB, 57, 289-300, which is herein incorporated by reference). Because ofthe reduced sample size, the level of significance can be defined basedon chromosome-wise type 1 errors. As such, the individual p-values canbe sorted from smallest to largest being the i-th smallest p-value (inthe i-th row) by p_((i)), for each i between 1 and m, being m the numberof tested SNPs in a chromosome. Starting from the largest p-valuep_((m)), p_((i)) was compared with 0.051*i/m, and continued therefrom aslong as p_((i))>0.05*i/m. k was defined as the first instance whenp_((k)) was less than or equal to 0.05*k/m. Hypotheses corresponding tothe smallest k p-values were rejected.

Example 3 GWAS Results

The genotypes of 111 brazilian Nelore bulls were analyzed for 48,528SNPs. 14,416 of these SNPs were monomorphic in the analyzed population.The remaining 34,112 SNPs were subject to association studies based onthe single trait analysis described herein. In this analysis, cortisollevels can be used as a dependent variable and effects of genotypes canbe assessed in three genetic models: dominant, recessive andlog-additive.

After the application of the multiple testing threshold, 21polymorphisms were revealed to be associated with stress tolerance atthe chromosome-wise level (p<0.05). Table I summarizes these results.Fourteen polymorphisms were significant in both dominant and logadditive models. Seven polymorphisms are localized at chromosome 11 andseven at chromosome 16, thereby defining potential quantitative traitloci in these autosomes. FIG. 4 shows the distribution of SNPs overthese respective chromosomes and the level of association usinglog-additive genetic model (the −log 10(p-value) for the associationtests).

Example 4 Validation of GWAS Results Using Animals from Higher GeneticDiversity Populations

As described, 111 brazilian Nelore bulls were genotyped for 48,528 SNPs.Of these, 14,416 were monomorphic in the analyzed population. Theremaining 34,112 SNP were submitted to association studies based onsingle trait analyzes described herein. As such, cortisol level can beused as a dependent variable and effects of genotypes can be assessed infour genetic models: codominant, dominant, recessive, and log-additive.FIG. 3 shows the distribution of SNPs over the respective chromosome andthe −log 10(p-value) for the association tests. After the application ofa multiple testing threshold, 21 polymorphisms were revealed to beassociated to stress tolerance at the chromosome-wise level (p<0.05).This initial associated set was used in a larger association study asdescribed below.

A population sampling can be performed, for example, a sample of 1,799specimens can be used. All of the samples were intact males. These siresoriginated from 11 breeders from four different Brazilian regions. Thesires from the different regions were chosen to explore diversity ofsamples in terms of cattle handling, genetic background and influence ofweather on behaviour.

The evaluation of cortisol levels was carried out in plasma samples.Cortisol levels did not display a normally distribution, as shown inFIG. 5. This behavior can be expected given the multifactoral nature ofhormone production.

To understand the influence of cattle handling in cortisol levels, thevariance of cortisol level in each farm can be analyzed. As can be seenfrom FIG. 6, differences in the cortisol level distribution in animalsfrom different origins were observed. Density in FIG. 6 can bedetermined as is known in the art and can demonstrate the percentile ofanimals with a measured cortisol level. Cortisol can be measured inunits of micrograms per deciliters (x axis, varying from 0 to 10). Thisheterogeneity can be associated with cattle handling, and can alsoreflect differences in founder groups.

Validation Results

Forty-six loci were genotyped based on the results of GWAS. The resultsshown in Table I indicate that the SNPlex™ strategy by AppliedBiosystems™ adopted for the validation step was successful, as the SNPspresented could be genotyped. Most SNPs had an allele frequency of <90%and 17 of the SNPs were in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Initially, singlemarker association was performed using the general linear model methoddescribed above to measure the relationships between genotype andphenotype. Table II shows the mean and standard errors for eachgenotype, the mean difference, and its 95% confidence interval withrespect to the most frequent homozygous genotype. Table III summarizesthe results for the SNPs showing a significant association (p<=0.05).Despite the fact that some markers showed a strong correlation with highlevels of cortisol, in most cases, the correlation between cortisol andgenotype was low (highest R-squared=0.05). This result can beinterpreted to be in agreement with the complex nature of a trait suchas cortisol levels.

The additive and epistatic effects among markers were evaluated using amixed model where the effect of a second marker is treated as random.Tables IV and V show these results. Table V summarizes interactions byF-statistics, while Table VI shows all data from linear model, includingregression coefficients. Table VI presents exhaustive data from markerinteractions evaluated using mixed models. As seen in Tables III, IV, V,and VI, there are genetic interactions between some markers as would beapparent to one skilled in the art. The filtered data suggests that ispossible to build a model based on markers ARSBFGLNGS97162,ARSBFGLNGS102860, ARSBFGLNGS30157, ARSBFGLNGS68110 andHAPMAP53129RS29022984. A person skilled in the art would understand thatthis model can explain, at a genetic level, the increase of cortisollevel in studied population.

Although the foregoing method and assays have been described in somedetail by way of illustration and example for purposes of clarity ofunderstanding, it is readily apparent to those of ordinary skill in theart in light of the teachings that certain changes and modifications maybe made thereto without departing from the spirit or scope of theappended claims. Unless defined otherwise all technical and scientificterms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood to one ofordinary skill and the art to which this invention belongs. In addition,the terms and expressions used in this specification have been usedherein as terms of description and not of limitation, and there is nointention in the use of such terms and expressions of excludingequivalents of the features shown and described or portions thereof, itbeing recognized that the scope of the invention is defined and limitedonly by the appended claims.

TABLE I General information for significant SNPs associated to stresstolerance at chromosome-wise level (p < 0.05). Values for allelefrequency and Hardy-Weinberg statistics are presented. P-value P-valueLog- SNP Chr Position Dominant additive Alleles Major allele freq HWEMissing (%) ARSBFGLNGS82206 1 130073476 2.15E−005 G/A 70.70 0.36 0.0BFGLNGS114897 11 69718191 9.60E−005 3.59E−005 G/A 79.70 0.77 0.0Hapmap53129rs29022984 11 97865486 2.00E−005 9.20E−006 C/T 78.40 0.78 0.0ARSBFGLNGS32646 11 103515295 1.44E−004 5.95E−005 G/A 80.20 1.00 0.0BFGLNGS119018 11 104533531 2.66E−004 G/A 83.80 0.48 0.0 ARSBFGLNGS1213511 106208941 1.30E−005 2.15E−005 G/A 90.30 0.25 2.7 ARSBFGLNGS68110 11106356143 1.00E−006 3.60E−005 C/A 67.10 0.67 0.0 ARSBFGLNGS30157 11108365497 5.00E−006 1.54E−005 G/A 87.70 0.66 0.9 BTA98582nors 15104533531 3.40E−005 C/T 50.90 0.13 0.0 Hapmap50501BTA91866 16 166979561.00E−005 7.99E−005 T/C 77.00 0.79 0.0 ARSBFGLNGS55834 16 185007412.85E−004 1.69E−004 C/T 79.30 0.15 0.0 Hapmap49592BTA38891 16 368086585.65E−005 G/A 80.60 0.55 0.0 ARSBFGLNGS102860 16 36875751 1.73E−004 A/G79.30 1.00 0.0 ARSBFGLNGS100843 16 45768093 2.40E−005 2.84E−005 C/T88.70 1.00 0.0 ARSBFGLNGS43639 16 45798239 1.56E−004 1.56E−004 G/A 90.10— 0.0 ARSBFGLNGS97162 16 51027090 2.88E−004 C/T 88.60 1.00 0.9ARSBFGLBAC2384 19 31838305 1.00E−006 5.90E−006 G/T 56.80 0.85 0.0BFGLNGS114602 20 2011969 1.30E−005 1.86E−005 T/C 69.40 0.66 0.0ARSBFGLNGS10830 21 14303664 2.90E−005 C/G 58.60 1.00 0.0 ARSBFGLBAC3573222 37243030 1.70E−005 1.78E−005 A/G 85.50 0.46 0.9 BTB00000725 2719405584 8.50E−006 A/G 72.00 0.81 1.8 Hapmap32414BTA65998 28 1023196.00E−06 C/T 61.30 0.69 0.0

TABLE II Mean and standard errors for each genotype, mean difference andits 95% confidence interval with respect to the most frequent homozygousgenotype. Std. Mean N Mean error difference CI(95) ARSBFGLNGS82206 G/G53 3.62 0.31 0 A/G-A/A 58 1.82 0.30 −1.79 −2.64 −0.95 BFGLNGS114897 G/G71 2.04 0.28 0 A/G-A/A 40 3.81 0.35 1.77 0.88 2.66 Hapmap53129rs29022984C/C 67 3.42 0.29 0 T/C-T/T 44 1.54 0.32 −1.88 −2.74 −1.02ARSBFGLNGS32646 G/G 71 3.30 0.28 0 A/G-A/A 40 1.57 0.34 −1.73 −2.62−0.84 BFGLNGS119018 G/G 79 3.16 0.27 0 A/G-A/A 32 1.48 0.38 −1.68 −2.63−0.72 ARSBFGLNGS12135 G/G 89 2.17 0.24 0 A/G-A/A 19 4.64 0.50 2.47 1.363.58 ARSBFGLNGS68110 C/C 51 3.78 0.31 0 A/C-A/A 60 1.74 0.29 −2.04 −2.87−1.21 ARSBFGLNGS30157 G/G 85 2.17 0.26 0 A/G-A/A 25 4.50 0.36 2.32 1.323.33 BTA98582nors C/C 33 1.30 0.35 0 T/C-T/T 78 3.26 0.27 1.96 1.03 2.89Hapmap50501BTA91866 T/T 65 3.47 0.30 0 T/C-C/C 46 1.55 0.31 −1.92 −2.77−1.07 ARSBFGLNGS55834 C/C 67 3.32 0.30 0 T/C-T/T 44 1.69 0.32 −1.63−2.51 −0.75 Hapmap49592BTA38891 G/G 73 3.28 0.28 0 A/G-A/A 38 1.53 0.35−1.75 −2.65 −0.84 ARSBFGLNGS102860 A/A 70 3.26 0.28 0 A/G-G/G 41 1.680.35 −1.58 −2.48 −0.68 ARSBFGLNGS100843 C/C 87 3.16 0.26 0 T/C-T/T 240.94 0.34 −2.22 −3.24 −1.19 ARSBFGLNGS43639 G/G 89 3.09 0.26 0 A/G 221.01 0.37 −2.08 −3.15 −1.00 ARSBFGLNGS97162 C/C 86 3.07 0.26 0 T/C-T/T24 1.14 0.36 −1.94 −2.98 −0.89 ARSBFGLBAC2384 G/G 35 4.19 0.37 0 T/G-T/T76 1.98 0.26 −2.2 −3.09 −1.31 BFGLNGS114602 T/T 52 3.68 0.32 0 T/C-C/C59 1.80 0.29 −1.88 −2.72 −1.03 ARSBFGLNGS10830 C/C 38 1.43 0.36 0C/G-G/G 73 3.33 0.27 1.9 1.01 2.8 ARSBFGLBAC35732 A/A 79 2.12 0.27 0A/G-G/G 31 4.18 0.33 2.06 1.12 3 BTB00000725 A/A 57 1.92 0.29 0 A/G-G/G52 3.61 0.33 1.69 0.83 2.55 Hapmap32414BTA65998 C/C 43 1.48 0.31 0T/C-T/T 68 3.45 0.29 1.99 1.13 2.85

TABLE III General information for SNPs associated with stress tolerance(p < 0.05). Values for allele frequency and Hardy-Weinberg statisticsare presented. SNP Alleles Major allele frequenecy HWE p-value MissingARSBFGLBAC46971 T/C 82.3 0.0000000 28.5 ARSBFGLNGS102860 T/C 79.60.3761790 2.8 BFGLNGS119018 G/A 86.0 0.6187500 3.3 HAPMAP26724BTA152272T/C 93.3 0.8489040 2.8 ARSBFGLNGS27655 A/G 73.3 0.0000000 4.2ARSBFGLNGS82206 G/A 76.0 0.7385690 6.3 BFGLNGS112731 G/A 55.4 0.00000007.6 ARSBFGLNGS12135 T/C 60.7 0.2082270 38.5 HAPMAP42580BTA54259 G/A 74.70.2540140 2.9 ARSBFGLBAC20850 T/C 92.6 0.7267820 4.4 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 92.1 0.0936910 5.3 BTB01548453 G/T 61.1 0.8013320 2.8 INRA453 A/G75.9 0.0083940 4.4 BTB00186413 A/G 89.0 0.0005960 7.4 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T 62.8 0.0000000 9.2 Hapmap42294BTA69421 G/A 58.7 0.4593730 2.9ARSBFGLBAC2384 G/T 65.8 0.0000250 3.3 ARSBFGLNGS10830 G/C 62.5 0.35683403.5 BTB01553536 T/C 60.6 0.0000000 5.6 UAIFASA7842 G/T 91.9 0.000154017.2 HAPMAP32414BTA65998 C/T 62.5 0.0238830 4.1 BFGLNGS114602 A/G 78.90.7736110 2.7 BTB01944037 G/A 81.6 0.0800710 2.7 BTB00086583 C/T 99.10.0000040 8.5 ARSBFGLNGS43639 C/T 94.1 0.8294910 3.2 BFGLNGS111311 C/T56.4 0.1432650 3.6 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 G/A 87.5 0.1234170 4.3BTB01570493 G/A 93.3 0.0107510 3.2 ARSBFGLNGS104914 T/C 68.5 0.000000059.1 BTA.114011NORS A/G 93.4 0.8445240 3.4 ARSBFGLNGS23375 A/G 57.20.7295910 4.9 ARSBFGLNGS68110 C/A 61.9 0.0158450 5.1 ARSBFGLNGS55834 G/A81.8 0.4162300 4.9 ARSBFGLNGS78666 C/T 73.3 0.0115640 4.4 BTB01087838A/G 91.6 0.2137320 2.9 HAPMAP31564BTC007633 A/G 92.7 0.7242100 4.2BFGLNGS114897 G/A 79.6 0.0000000 9.0 BTB00000725 T/C 69.6 0.4617660 3.4ARSBFGLNGS32646 G/A 78.2 0.3798730 49.9 BTA98582NORS C/T 53.0 0.58981506.7 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 C/T 83.8 0.6601130 2.9 ARSBFGLNGS30157 G/A 88.50.0010160 7.2 ARSBFGLBAC35732 T/C 83.2 0.0833420 5.0 HAPMAP50501BTA91866T/C 85.9 0.7650620 3.9 HAPMAP50402BTA58146 G/A 51.5 0.3388270 2.8HAPMAP30097BTC007678 C/T 91.5 0.1597550 4.2

TABLE IV Mean and standard errors for each genotype, mean difference andits 95% confidence interval with respect to the most frequent homozygousgenotype. $ARSBFGLNGS102860 SNP: ARSBFGLNGS102860 adjusted by: n me sedif lower upper p-value AIC Codominant T/T 1057 2.721 0.04658 0.000000.02053 6181 T/C 552 2.806 0.06810 0.08526 −0.07227 0.24279 C/C 65 2.2510.14069 −0.46995 −0.85330 −0.08660 Dominant T/T 1057 2.721 0.046580.00000 0.73045 6186 T/C-C/C 617 2.747 0.06305 0.02677 −0.12552 0.17905Recessive T/T-T/C 1609 2.750 0.03850 0.00000 0.00994 6180 C/C 65 2.2510.14069 −0.49920 −0.87874 −0.11966 Overdominant T/T-C/C 1122 2.6930.04474 0.00000 0.15807 6184 T/C 552 2.806 0.06810 0.11248 −0.043700.26867 log-Additive 0, 1, 2 −0.03886 −0.16891 0.09118 0.55805 6186$BFGLNGS119018 SNP: BFGLNGS119018 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upperp-value AIC Codominant G/G 1220 2.778 0.04538 0.0000 0.10337 6153 G/A413 2.619 0.06878 −0.1595 −0.3307 0.011774 A/A 31 2.432 0.22116 −0.3461−0.8932 0.200983 Dominant G/G 1220 2.778 0.04538 0.0000 0.04253 6151G/A-A/A 444 2.606 0.06579 −0.1725 −0.3392 −0.005812 Recessive G/G-G/A1633 2.738 0.03813 0.0000 0.27215 6154 A/A 31 2.432 0.22116 −0.3058−0.8515 0.239981 Overdominant G/G-A/A 1251 2.770 0.04460 0.0000 0.083246152 G/A 413 2.619 0.06878 −0.1509 −0.3216 0.019840 log-Additive 0, 1, 2−0.1631 −0.3132 −0.012975 0.03322 6151 $ARSBFGLBAC20850 SNP:ARSBFGLBAC20850 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upper p-value AICCodominant T/T 1402 2.742 0.04142 0.000000 0.06522 6087 T/C 236 2.6630.09293 −0.079228 −0.2909 0.1325 C/C 8 3.938 0.64252 1.195560 0.12882.2623 Dominant T/T 1402 2.742 0.04142 0.000000 0.72553 6090 T/C-C/C 2442.705 0.09317 −0.037432 −0.2464 0.1715 Recessive T/T-T/C 1638 2.7310.03789 0.000000 0.02650 6086 C/C 8 3.938 0.64252 1.206975 0.1408 2.2731Overdominant T/T-C/C 1410 2.749 0.04139 0.000000 0.42617 6090 T/C 2362.663 0.09293 −0.086012 −0.2979 0.1258 log-Additive 0, 1, 2 0.007974−0.1909 0.2069 0.93737 6090 $ARSBFGLNGS100843 SNP: ARSBFGLNGS100843adjusted by: n me se dif lower upper p-value AIC Codominant G/G 13842.694 0.04156 0.0000 0.09967 6026 G/A 230 2.882 0.09681 0.1874 −0.0266690.4016 A/A 16 3.219 0.34955 0.5245 −0.231620 1.2805 Dominant G/G 13842.694 0.04156 0.0000 0.04856 6025 G/A-A/A 246 2.904 0.09331 0.20940.001324 0.4174 Recessive G/G-G/A 1614 2.721 0.03824 0.0000 0.19685 6027A/A 16 3.219 0.34955 0.4977 −0.258167 1.2537 Overdominant G/G-A/A 14002.700 0.04130 0.0000 0.09653 6026 G/A 230 2.882 0.09681 0.1815 −0.0325450.3955 log-Additive 0, 1, 2 0.2049 0.015508 0.3943 0.03397 6024$ARSBFGLNGS97162 SNP: ARSBFGLNGS97162 adjusted by: n me se dif lowerupper p-value AIC Codominant C/C 430 2.865 0.07214 0.00000 0.021296 5769C/T 1113 2.625 0.04661 −0.24059 −0.4120 −0.06914 T/T 14 2.843 0.46181−0.02226 −0.8423 0.79775 Dominant C/C 430 2.865 0.07214 0.00000 0.0064355768 C/T-T/T 1127 2.627 0.04637 −0.23788 −0.4090 −0.06677 RecessiveC/C-C/T 1543 2.692 0.03926 0.00000 0.715107 5775 T/T 14 2.843 0.461810.15128 −0.6611 0.96362 Overdominant C/C-T/T 444 2.864 0.07126 0.000000.005520 5767 C/T 1113 2.625 0.04661 −0.23989 −0.4093 −0.07046log-Additive 0, 1, 2 −0.21613 −0.3816 −0.05062 0.010485 5768$Hapmap42294BTA69421 SNP: Hapmap42294BTA69421 adjusted by: n me se diflower upper p-value AIC Codominant G/G 576 2.832 0.06768 0.00000 0.102866176 G/A 801 2.691 0.05352 −0.14108 −0.3051 0.022927 A/A 295 2.6220.08058 −0.21043 −0.4254 0.004505 Dominant G/G 576 2.832 0.06768 0.000000.04267 6174 G/A-A/A 1096 2.673 0.04472 −0.15975 −0.3142 −0.005274Recessive G/G-G/A 1377 2.750 0.04211 0.00000 0.19170 6177 A/A 295 2.6220.08058 −0.12837 −0.3211 0.064343 Overdominant G/G-A/A 871 2.761 0.052500.00000 0.35225 6177 G/A 801 2.691 0.05352 −0.06981 −0.2169 0.077275log-Additive 0, 1, 2 −0.11108 −0.2156 −0.006504 0.03735 6174$ARSBFGLBAC2384 SNP: ARSBFGLBAC2384 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upperp-value AIC Codominant G/G 706 2.841 0.05852 0.00000 0.028953 6126 G/T806 2.633 0.05283 −0.20822 −0.3624 −0.05408 T/T 150 2.695 0.12443−0.14655 −0.4154 0.12228 Dominant G/G 706 2.841 0.05852 0.00000 0.0087126124 G/T-T/T 956 2.643 0.04861 −0.19854 −0.3469 −0.05019 RecessiveG/G-G/T 1512 2.730 0.03932 0.00000 0.785793 6131 T/T 150 2.695 0.12443−0.03556 −0.2920 0.22087 Overdominant G/G-T/T 856 2.816 0.05297 0.000000.014783 6125 G/T 806 2.633 0.05283 −0.18253 −0.3293 −0.03577log-Additive 0, 1, 2 −0.12758 −0.2432 −0.01201 0.030488 6126$BTB01553536 SNP: BTB01553536 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upperp-value AIC Codominant T/T 658 2.620 0.05695 0.00000 0.05686 6009 T/C659 2.820 0.06260 0.19967 0.033685 0.3656 C/C 307 2.761 0.08793 0.14070−0.067463 0.3489 Dominant T/T 658 2.620 0.05695 0.00000 0.01981 6007T/C-C/C 966 2.801 0.05102 0.18093 0.028724 0.3331 Recessive T/T-T/C 13172.720 0.04239 0.00000 0.67576 6013 C/C 307 2.761 0.08793 0.04079−0.150353 0.2319 Overdominant T/T-C/C 965 2.665 0.04788 0.00000 0.046116009 T/C 659 2.820 0.06260 0.15490 0.002672 0.3071 log-Additive 0, 1, 20.09106 −0.009989 0.1921 0.07736 6010 $HAPMAP53129RS29022984 SNP:HAPMAP53129RS29022984 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upper p-value AICCodominant G/G 1267 2.799 0.04363 0.0000 0.0034225 6077 G/A 344 2.4890.07878 −0.3098 −0.4924 −0.12721 A/A 34 2.588 0.24948 −0.2105 −0.73240.31138 Dominant G/G 1267 2.799 0.04363 0.0000 0.0008045 6075 G/A-A/A378 2.498 0.07504 −0.3009 −0.4768 −0.12490 Recessive G/G-G/A 1611 2.7330.03833 0.0000 0.5878273 6086 A/A 34 2.588 0.24948 −0.1444 −0.66640.37766 Overdominant G/G-A/A 1301 2.793 0.04298 0.0000 0.0010528 6076G/A 344 2.489 0.07878 −0.3043 −0.4863 −0.12224 log-Additive 0, 1, 2−0.2452 −0.3999 −0.09047 0.0018970 6077 $ARSBFGLNGS68110 SNP:ARSBFGLNGS68110 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upper p-value AICCodominant C/C 658 3.057 0.06489 0.0000 8.430e−12 5992 C/A 714 2.5340.05342 −0.5231 −0.6837 −0.3625 A/A 259 2.456 0.08388 −0.6011 −0.8191−0.3831 Dominant C/C 658 3.057 0.06489 0.0000 1.185e−12 5990 C/A-A/A 9732.513 0.04511 −0.5438 −0.6938 −0.3939 Recessive C/C-C/A 1372 2.7840.04231 0.0000 1.561e−03 6030 A/A 259 2.456 0.08388 −0.3289 −0.5327−0.1251 Overdominant C/C-A/A 917 2.887 0.05298 0.0000 3.684e−06 6018 C/A714 2.534 0.05342 −0.3533 −0.5029 −0.2037 log-Additive 0, 1, 2 −0.3480−0.4520 −0.2439 5.547e−11 5997 $HAPMAP49592BTA38891 SNP:HAPMAP49592BTA38891 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upper p-value AICCodominant C/C 1169 2.726 0.04496 0.000000 0.09554 6174 C/T 459 2.7800.07239 0.054169 −0.11128 0.219623 T/T 43 2.251 0.17557 −0.474842−0.94126 −0.008427 Dominant C/C 1169 2.726 0.04496 0.000000 0.91386 6177C/T-T/T 502 2.735 0.06816 0.008855 −0.15161 0.169317 Recessive C/C-C/T1628 2.741 0.03819 0.000000 0.03842 6172 T/T 43 2.251 0.17557 −0.490115−0.95411 −0.026120 Overdominant C/C-T/T 1212 2.709 0.04387 0.0000000.39826 6176 C/T 459 2.780 0.07239 0.071016 −0.09376 0.235787log-Additive 0, 1, 2 −0.038440 −0.17967 0.102794 0.59373 6176$ARSBFGLNGS30157 SNP: ARSBFGLNGS30157 adjusted by: n me se dif lowerupper p-value AIC Codominant G/G 1240 2.652 0.04323 0.0000 0.007884 5893G/A 344 2.895 0.08532 0.2427 0.05921 0.4261 A/A 9 3.589 0.54529 0.9368−0.07038 1.9440 Dominant G/G 1240 2.652 0.04323 0.0000 0.004968 5893G/A-A/A 353 2.912 0.08437 0.2604 0.07870 0.4420 Recessive G/G-G/A 15842.705 0.03865 0.0000 0.085666 5898 A/A 9 3.589 0.54529 0.8841 −0.124101.8923 Overdominant G/G-A/A 1249 2.659 0.04314 0.0000 0.011717 5894 G/A344 2.895 0.08532 0.2359 0.05247 0.4194 log-Additive 0, 1, 2 0.26690.09240 0.4413 0.002717 5892 $HAPMAP30097BTC007678 SNP:HAPMAP30097BTC007678 adjusted by: n me se dif lower upper p-value AICCodominant C/C 1378 2.724 0.04137 0.0000000 0.06756 6100 C/T 254 2.7340.09626 0.0101591 −0.19538 0.2157 T/T 17 3.594 0.37861 0.8700248 0.135501.6046 Dominant C/C 1378 2.724 0.04137 0.0000000 0.53044 6103 C/T-T/T271 2.788 0.09397 0.0640990 −0.13616 0.2644 Recessive C/C-C/T 1632 2.7260.03800 0.0000000 0.02033 6098 T/T 17 3.594 0.37861 0.8684436 0.134831.6021 Overdominant C/C-T/T 1395 2.735 0.04119 0.0000000 0.99663 6103C/T 254 2.734 0.09626 −0.0004434 −0.20606 0.2052 log-Additive 0, 1, 20.1072041 −0.07558 0.2900 0.25033 6102

TABLE V F-statistics for interactions between associated markers F-testP-value F-test P-value F-test ARSBFGLNG597162 ARSBFGLNG597162ARSBFGLBAC2384 ARSBFGLBAC2384 Hapmap42294BTA89421 S97162 2.8523 0.05254.2979 0.0138 4.3045

2384 0.6905 0.5015 2.2884 0.1018 2.2882 BTA69421 3.1747 0.0421 2.34260.0964 2.3425 S102860 2.8710 0.0570 3.1199 0.0445 2.9349

018 0.0209 0.9794 0.8045 0.4475 1.6987 2.2270 0.1082 2.7235 0.06600.2900

2BTA38891 2.0154 0.1336 2.2858 0.1021 2.3398 S30157 3.7285 0.0243 4.57150.0105 4.9881

20850 2.0694 0.1266 1.6894 0.1850 1.8516 S100843 2.8501 0.0582 2.56580.0772 2.3825 S68110 2.6726 NaN 20.7953 <.0001 22.4585

RS29022984 2.7366 0.0651 0.6312 NaN 5.1280

7BTC007678 1.4956 0.2245 1.3454 0.2608 1.5469 P-value F-test P-valueF-test P-value Hapmap42294BTA89421 ARSBFGLNGS102860 ARSBFGLNGS102860BFGLNGS119018 BFGLNGS119018 S97162 0.0137 4.6892 0.0093 4.1036 0.0167

2384 0.1018 2.4746 0.0845 0.2562 NaN BTA69421 0.0964 2.2245 0.10852.3530 0.0954 S102860 0.0535 3.0700 0.0467 3.0323 0.0485

018 0.1833 1.6364 0.1950 1.4237 0.2412 NaN 2.7723 0.0628 2.6086 0.0740

2BTA38891 0.0987 1.0824 NaN 2.3904 0.0920 S30157 0.0069 4.75

0 0.0088 4.8471 0.0080

20850 0.1574 1.8880 0.1517 1.8974 0.1503 S100843 0.0927 2.3212 0.09852.5503 0.0784 S68110 <.0001 22.8358 <.0001 22.8230 <.0001

RS29022984 0.0060 5.1570 0.0059 5.0509 0.0065

7BTC007678 0.2133 1.5747 0.2074 1.5904 0.2042 F-test P-value F-testP-value F-test BT801553536 BT801553536 HAPMAP49592BTA38891HAPMAP49592BTA38891 ARSBFGLNG830157 S97162 4.6120 0.0101 4.4223 0.01221.1522

2384 2.4480 0.0868 2.2969 0.1007 1.5734 BTA69421 2.2370 0.1071 2.47550.0845 2.2660 S102860 3.0700 0.0467 3.1451 0.0434 2.9546

018 1.6060 0.2011 0.1996 NaN 1.3392 2.7840 0.0621 2.8636 0.0574 2.4145

2BTA38891 2.4040 0.0907 2.4038 0.0907 2.4080 S30157 4.7680 0.0086 4.73360.0089 5.1582

20850 1.8274 NaN 1.8359 0.1598 1.8224 S100843 2.3320 0.0975 2.39100.0919 2.5482 S68110 22.8230 <.0001 22.8230 <.0001 21.4071

RS29022984 5.1740 0.0058 5.0020 0.0068 4.9725

7BTC007678 1.5750 0.2075 1.5066 0.2220 1.5605 P-value F-test P-valueF-test ARSBFGLNGS30157 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ARSBFGLNGS100843S97162 NaN 4.5901 0.0103 4.5592

2384 0.2077 2.4578 0.0860 2.5107 BTA69421 0.1041 2.0808 0.1252 0.3225S102860 0.0524 1.1187 NaN 2.9291

018 0.2624 1.7129 0.1807 1.8068 0.0898 2.6573 0.0705 2.8708

2BTA38891 0.0904 2.4040 0.0907 2.3276 S30157 0.0059 4.8576 0.0079 4.7200

20850 0.1620 1.9634 0.1408 1.8099 S100843 0.0786 2.4062 0.0905 2.4201S68110 <.0001 22.8588 <.0001 23.4752

RS29022984 0.0070 5.1705 0.0058 5.2342

7BTC007678 0.2104 1.6405 0.1942 1.5122 P-value F-test P-value F-testARSBFGLNGS100843 ARSBFGLNGS68110 ARSBFGLNGS68110 MAP63129RS2902

S97162 0.0106 4.6120 0.0101 5.3418

2384 0.0815 2.4480 0.0868 2.7544 BTA69421 NaN 2.2370 0.1071 2.2399S102860 0.0538 3.0700 0.0467 3.2420

018 0.1646 1.6060 0.2011 1.6058 0.0570 2.7840 0.0621 3.0693

2BTA38891 0.0979 2.4040 0.0907 2.4110 S30157 0.0091 4.7680 0.0086 1.5309

20850 0.1640 1.8790 0.1532 1.9438 S100843 0.0893 2.3320 0.0975 2.1040S68110 <.0001 22.8230 <.0001 22.3869

RS29022984 0.0054 5.1740 0.0058 5.0776

7BTC007678 0.2208 1.1322 NaN 1.4951 P-value F-test P-valueHAPMAP53129RS29022984 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 HAPMAP30097B

S97162 0.0049 4.8300 0.009

2384 0.0640 2.6470 0.0712

BTA69421 0.1068 2.2953 0.101

S102860 0.0394 3.1141 0.044

018 0.2011 1.6670 0.169

0.0468 2.7358 0.065

2BTA38891 0.0901 2.3943 0.091

S30157 NaN 4.5149 0.011

20850 0.1435 1.8209 0.162

S100843 0.1223 0.7828 NaN S68110 <.0001 23.2575 <.000

RS29022984 0.0063 5.2881 0.005

7BTC007678 0.2246 1.4709 0.230

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TABLE VI Exhaustive data from marker interactions evaluated using mixedmodels ARSBFGLNGS102860 × BFGLNGS119018 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.213 5419.613 −2691.606 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.08989906 1.536882 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6282119 0.08182014 1449 32.12182 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1178092 0.08665341 1449 1.35955 0.1742ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3796074 0.20173222 1449 −1.88174 0.0601Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860T ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.379ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.159 0.149 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7608115 −0.7732215 −0.1225534 0.6350434 4.8225238Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1242.5797 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 14493.1451 0.0434 ARSBFGLNGS102860 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.221 5420.621 −2692.110Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:9.498082e−05 1.538043 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6613187 0.05098570 1449 52.19736 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1125402 0.08664508 1449 1.29886 0.1942ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3822864 0.20187619 1449 −1.89367 0.0585Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860T ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.588ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.253 0.149 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7384811 −0.7550625 −0.1048857 0.6103088 4.8364582Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4422.301 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 1449 3.0700.0467 ARSBFGLNGS102860 × ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.97 5419.37 −2691.485 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1330907 1.536622 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7397382 0.11010374 1449 24.883243 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1102731 0.08657683 1449 1.273703 0.2030ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3899146 0.20175782 1449 −1.932587 0.0535Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860T ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.278ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.131 0.149 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.75902797 −0.74823043 −0.09745238 0.618403484.85514638 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 685.6658 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 21449 3.1141 0.0447 ARSBFGLNGS102860 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.9655416.365 −2689.982 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1638062 1.534647 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.72984710.12494765 1449 21.847927 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.12205460.08654753 1449 1.410261 0.1587 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.35203240.20178855 1449 −1.744561 0.0813 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860TARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.238 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.093 0.151 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.76340884 −0.73519466−0.08914578 0.63894999 4.88882407 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 518.0541 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 1449 2.9546 0.0524 ARSBFGLNGS102860 ×Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5393.73 5420.131 −2691.865 Random effects: Formula:~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.06826616 1.537120Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6592038 0.06537951 1449 40.67335 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1100717 0.08661331 1449 1.27084 0.2040ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3735997 0.20198511 1449 −1.84964 0.0646Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860T ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.458ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.203 0.148 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.72329099 −0.74088793 −0.09032076 0.625303124.80627513 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 2175.8122 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 21449 2.9291 0.0538 ARSBFGLNGS102860 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.6425419.042 −2691.321 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.08814476 1.536360 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.65813100.07544091 1449 35.23461 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1148791 0.086604621449 1.32648 0.1849 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3739759 0.20171270 1449−1.85400 0.0639 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860TARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.407 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.173 0.149 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7860907 −0.7850879−0.1006010 0.6318841 4.7975752 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1537.3307<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 1449 3.0323 0.0485 ARSBFGLNGS102860 ×BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5392.658 5419.058 −2691.329 Random effects: Formula:~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0867402 1.536270 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.6642272 0.07199911 1449 37.00361 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.10767710.08666172 1449 1.24250 0.2143 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3775612 0.201690671449 −1.87198 0.0614 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860TARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.411 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.176 0.149 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7423037 −0.7392987−0.1149853 0.6326461 4.7985812 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1699.5231<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 1449 2.9349 0.0535 ARSBFGLNGS102860 ×HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vmAIC BIC logLik 5387.703 5414.103 −2688.852 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1728967 1.533290Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5849061 0.12519019 1449 20.647832 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1063787 0.08641538 1449 1.231016 0.2185ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3957398 0.20130267 1449 −1.965894 0.0495Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860T ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.241ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.097 0.149 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78173500 −0.73822749 −0.09977032 0.631376114.80956631 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 461.6457 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 21449 3.1199 0.0445 ARSBFGLNGS102860 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5357.5875383.987 −2673.793 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.3127075 1.515663 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.61862010.18835951 1449 13.902245 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.12647380.08543434 1449 1.480362 0.1390 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.32692160.19930080 1449 −1.640343 0.1012 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860TARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.160 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.073 0.150 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.97664122 −0.72011210−0.09998811 0.61395631 4.70457440 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 202.98144<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 1449 2.87099 0.057 ARSBFGLNGS102860 ×HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5394.221 5420.621 −2692.110 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.00016311921.538043 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6613188 0.05098589 1449 52.19716 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1125401 0.08664526 1449 1.29886 0.1942ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3822865 0.20187629 1449 −1.89367 0.0585Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860T ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.588ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.253 0.149 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7384811 −0.7550625 −0.1048857 0.6103088 4.8364582Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4422.278 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 1449 3.0700.0467 ARSBFGLNGS102860 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.727 5416.127 −2689.864 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.2003927 1.534364 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7788986 0.14759193 1449 18.828256 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1092501 0.08645507 1449 1.263664 0.2066ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.4026191 0.20158237 1449 −1.997293 0.0460Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860T ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.201ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.090 0.149 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.79359277 −0.74102842 −0.09305058 0.638891534.88120402 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 375.6549 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS102860 21449 3.2420 0.0394 ARSBFGLNGS102860 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.2215420.621 −2692.110 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0001338598 1.538043 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.66131880.05098576 1449 52.19729 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS102860T/C 0.1125402 0.086645081449 1.29886 0.1942 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.3822864 0.20187619 1449−1.89367 0.0585 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS102860TARSBFGLNGS102860T/C −0.588 ARSBFGLNGS102860C/C −0.253 0.149 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7384811 −0.7550625−0.1048856 0.6103089 4.8364582 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4422.284 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS102860 2 1449 3.070 0.0467 BFGLNGS119018 × ARSBFGLNGS102860Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.285421.68 −2692.64 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1641012 1.537593 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.67860850.11412993 1449 23.469816 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1678354 0.093751131449 −1.790223 0.0736 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1786071 0.28949097 1449−0.616969 0.5374 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.213 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.068 0.083 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7573702 −0.7813275 −0.1309604 0.62843844.8118298 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 558.8227 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 14491.7129 0.1807 BFGLNGS119018 × BFGLNGS119018 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.247 5422.647 −2693.124 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1864887 1.539591 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7261278 0.1923689 1451 14.171353 0BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1629699 0.2799105 0 −0.582222 NaN BFGLNGS119018A/A−0.1675071 0.3918159 0 −0.427515 NaN Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018GBFGLNGS119018G/A −0.687 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.491 0.337 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7057308 −0.7547612−0.1264250 0.6325525 4.7895007 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451 415.5197 <.0001BFGLNGS119018 2 0 0.1996 NaN BFGLNGS119018 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.2475422.647 −2693.124 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 9.472008e−05 1.539591 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.72612780.04719926 1449 57.75785 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1629699 0.093775281449 −1.73788 0.0824 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1675071 0.28976480 1449−0.57808 0.5633 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.503 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.163 0.082 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7057308 −0.7547612 −0.1264250 0.63255254.7895007 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4413.413 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 14491.606 0.2011 BFGLNGS119018 × ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.962 5421.362 −2692.481 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1321400 1.538157 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.8028752 0.10776413 1449 26.009352 0.0000BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1662953 0.09371191 1449 −1.774538 0.0762BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1661287 0.28952915 1449 −0.573789 0.5662Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.227BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.075 0.082 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7934706 −0.7396495 −0.1325132 0.5882265 4.8084636Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 692.4013 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 1449 1.66700.1892 BFGLNGS119018 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.297 5418.697 −2691.149 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.15980711.536380 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7931875 0.12086728 1449 23.109541 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.1473931 0.09379437 1449 −1.571450 0.1163 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.16881190.28916396 1449 −0.583793 0.5595 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018GBFGLNGS119018G/A −0.183 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.062 0.082 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8009440 −0.7580530−0.1071722 0.6087967 4.8395221 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 539.1168 <.0001BFGLNGS119018 2 1449 1.3392 0.2624 BFGLNGS119018 × Hapmap42294BTA69421Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.0675421.467 −2692.533 Random effects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.09249728 1.537959 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.72278290.07231266 1449 37.65292 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1739019 0.093882671449 −1.85233 0.0642 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1670474 0.28946430 1449−0.57709 0.5640 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.326 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.105 0.082 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7580033 −0.7580464 −0.1292418 0.60315774.7441225 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1543.6890 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 14491.8068 0.1646 BFGLNGS119018 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.964 5421.364 −2692.482 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.0822645 1.538139 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7226230 0.07001387 1449 38.88691 0.0000BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1542599 0.09383569 1449 −1.64394 0.1004BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1498359 0.28968832 1449 −0.51723 0.6051 Correlation:(Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.339 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1110.084 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7464471−0.7632703 −0.1171203 0.6020157 4.7549150 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14491669.6821 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 1449 1.4237 0.2412 BFGLNGS119018 ×BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5394.229 5420.629 −2692.115 Random effects: Formula:~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0944875 1.537465 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.7287298 0.07289937 1449 37.43146 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.16678220.09366529 1449 −1.78062 0.0752 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1798502 0.289451001449 −0.62135 0.5345 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.325 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.107 0.082 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7570242 −0.7493359 −0.1079488 0.62508464.7471908 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1526.9201 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 14491.6987 0.1833 BFGLNGS119018 × HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5391.402 5417.802 −2690.701Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) ResidualStdDev: 0.1590200 1.535851 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. ErrorDF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6484552 0.11825482 1449 22.3961720.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1172026 0.09522464 1449 −1.230802 0.2186BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1226030 0.29061334 1449 −0.421877 0.6732Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.262BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.115 0.095 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7374994 −0.7499251 −0.1097370 0.6064785 4.7735502Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 526.3699 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 1449 0.80450.4475 BFGLNGS119018 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5362.287 5388.687 −2676.144 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.31665961.518617 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6446177 0.19002562 1449 13.917164 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.0024201 0.09597065 1449 −0.025217 0.9799 BFGLNGS119018A/A 0.05764990.29059406 1449 0.198386 0.8428 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018GBFGLNGS119018G/A −0.141 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.061 0.115 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9092664 −0.7239771−0.1093065 0.6062195 4.6756745 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 198.16201<.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 1449 0.02085 0.9794 BFGLNGS119018 ×HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5396.126 5422.526 −2693.063 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.06520418 1.539094Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7236083 0.06613376 1449 41.18333 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.1645091 0.09378124 1449 −1.75418 0.0796 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.16950030.28968738 1449 −0.58511 0.5586 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018GBFGLNGS119018G/A −0.367 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.119 0.082 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7306589 −0.7560594−0.1293860 0.6181722 4.7995230 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1913.5427<.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 1449 1.6364 0.195 BFGLNGS119018 × ARSBFGLNGS30157Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.0975418.497 −2691.049 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1907180 1.536146 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.83427130.14041024 1449 20.185645 0.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1629756 0.093571371449 −1.741725 0.0818 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1628938 0.28912431 1449−0.563404 0.5732 Correlation: (Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A−0.164 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.051 0.082 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8222600 −0.7649968 −0.1140170 0.60206084.8334295 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 406.9014 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 14491.6058 0.2011 BFGLNGS119018 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.247 5422.647 −2693.124Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept) ResidualStdDev: 0.0001207614 1.539591 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std.Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7261279 0.04719930 1449 57.757800.0000 BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.1629699 0.09377528 1449 −1.73788 0.0824BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1675071 0.28976480 1449 −0.57808 0.5633 Correlation:(Intr) BFGLNGS119018G BFGLNGS119018G/A −0.503 BFGLNGS119018A/A −0.1630.082 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7057309−0.7547612 −0.1264250 0.6325525 4.7895007 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14494413.403 <.0001 BFGLNGS119018 2 1449 1.606 0.2011 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5392.987 5419.387 −2691.493 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1724558 1.537257Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6256364 0.1171254 1449 22.417317 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.0264359 0.1140649 1449 −0.231762 0.8168 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.14269150.5828575 1449 1.960499 0.0501 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.144 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.037 0.029 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7253123 −0.7528562−0.1023471 0.6165207 4.8415226 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 515.2169 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.9634 0.1408 ARSBFGLBAC20850 × BFGLNGS119018Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.1285419.528 −2691.564 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.08259275 1.538331 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6531269 0.0734232 144936.13474 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.0217429 0.1141689 1449 −0.190450.8490 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.1082766 0.5831399 1449 1.90053 0.0576Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850T ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.235ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.040 0.028 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.6938884 −0.7708031 −0.1337564 0.6451837 4.8066612Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1385.4535 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 14491.8359 0.1598 ARSBFGLBAC20850 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.902 5420.302 −2691.951Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1864429 1.539302 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.680632 0.1915231 1451 13.996390 0ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.025233 0.2873434 0 −0.087815 NaNARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.119368 0.6402617 0 1.748297 NaN Correlation: (Intr)ARSBFGLBAC20850T ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.667 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.2990.199 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.6764949−0.7669918 −0.1173467 0.6095572 4.8199556 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451385.0003 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 0 1.6274 NaN ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5392.856 5419.256 −2691.428 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1198351 1.538080Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7448953 0.0988816 1449 27.759419 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.0217587 0.1141470 1449 −0.190620 0.8489 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.10400290.5833088 1449 1.892656 0.0586 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.159 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.051 0.028 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7554448 −0.7537470−0.1035860 0.6115912 4.8376379 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 795.5525 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.8209 0.1623 ARSBFGLBAC20850 × ARSBFGLNGS97162Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.5325415.932 −2689.766 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1612326 1.535859 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7510240.1209525 1449 22.744655 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.034922 0.11402131449 −0.306276 0.7594 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.092467 0.5827454 14491.874691 0.0610 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850T ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.144 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.051 0.029 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.77935610 −0.73759369 −0.086492180.62971948 4.86875934 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 531.4500 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.8224 0.162 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5393.245 5419.645 −2691.622 Random effects: Formula:~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.07647803 1.538172Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6758354 0.0632763 1449 42.28810 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.0218617 0.1141518 1449 −0.19151 0.8481 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.10036590.5832056 1449 1.88675 0.0594 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.266 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.053 0.028 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7148574 −0.7519929−0.1018706 0.6255827 4.7863651 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1931.8590<.0001 ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.8099 0.164 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5392.212 5418.612 −2691.106 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0894907 1.537542 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.6804059 0.0710211 1449 37.74100 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.02945150.1141189 1449 −0.25808 0.7964 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.1205335 0.58283751449 1.92255 0.0547 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.232 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.042 0.029 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.72488335 −0.74930004−0.09891117 0.61651659 4.77900536 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1507.7799<.0001 ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.8974 0.1503 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5392.118 5418.518 −2691.059 Random effects: Formula:~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.09088197 1.537353 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.6842660 0.0691345 1449 38.82674 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.03955810.1143143 1449 −0.34605 0.7294 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.0967461 0.58284671449 1.88171 0.0601 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.243 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.047 0.030 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.72559315 −0.74988996−0.09942116 0.61609452 4.77909482 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1604.0608<.0001 ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.8516 0.1574 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vmAIC BIC logLik 5387.862 5414.262 −2688.931 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1684172 1.534834Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6058084 0.1198611 1449 21.740230 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.0226426 0.1139174 1449 −0.198763 0.8425 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.05999730.5821202 1449 1.820925 0.0688 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.132 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.018 0.029 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7200575 −0.7427531−0.1148864 0.6254730 4.7953051 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 481.0622 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.6894 0.185 ARSBFGLBAC20850 × ARSBFGLNGS68110Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5356.495382.89 −2673.245 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.3172087 1.516471 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.65071380.1889029 1449 14.032146 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.0742386 0.11283911449 −0.657915 0.5107 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.0950060 0.5748103 14491.904987 0.0570 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850T ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.083 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.017 0.029 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.91676510 −0.72979876 −0.096676120.59905500 4.67749238 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 197.53949 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 2.06937 0.1266 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5393.824 5420.224 −2691.912 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.06498917 1.538829Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6759930 0.0634895 1449 42.14858 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.0257412 0.1141788 1449 −0.22545 0.8217 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.12164350.5833495 1449 1.92276 0.0547 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.266 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.059 0.029 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.6992844 −0.7593666−0.1095221 0.6053070 4.8292967 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1920.572 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.888 0.1517 ARSBFGLBAC20850 × ARSBFGLNGS30157Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.6225416.022 −2689.811 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1973648 1.53575 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.79339750.1433246 1449 19.490007 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.0208252 0.11396671449 −0.182731 0.8550 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.1393428 0.5821544 14491.957114 0.0505 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850T ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.108 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.019 0.029 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.79436999 −0.73459177 −0.083444170.63281819 4.86527760 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 384.9412 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.9438 0.1435 ARSBFGLBAC20850 ×HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5393.902 5420.302 −2691.951 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.00053157571.539302 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6806337 0.0438223 1449 61.17050 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC20850T/C−0.0252356 0.1142132 1449 −0.22095 0.8252 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C 1.11936620.5834498 1449 1.91853 0.0552 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC20850TARSBFGLBAC20850T/C −0.384 ARSBFGLBAC20850C/C −0.075 0.029 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.6764969 −0.7669917−0.1173466 0.6095569 4.8199558 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4414.541 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC20850 2 1449 1.879 0.1532 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × ARSBFGLNGS102860Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.6895419.089 −2691.344 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1758844 1.536761 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.59134440.1190417 1449 21.768383 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.1972795 0.11591791449 1.701890 0.0890 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.6214967 0.4287838 14491.449441 0.1474 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843GARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.144 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.052 0.039 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.77266958 −0.73328929−0.08297366 0.63322084 4.86289504 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 498.7989 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 1449 2.4062 0.0905 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × BFGLNGS119018Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.6045419.004 −2691.302 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.0889001 1.537687 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6180413 0.0766807 144934.14214 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.2011061 0.1159875 1449 1.733860.0832 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.5995032 0.4287547 1449 1.39824 0.1623Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.218ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.064 0.038 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8067154 −0.7654721 −0.1151446 0.6002156 4.8273441Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1260.539 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 1449 2.3910.0919 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.58 5419.98 −2691.79 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 9.474692e−051.538823 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6491100 0.0437704 1449 60.52293 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A0.1977192 0.1160471 1449 1.70378 0.0886 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.59704380.4290312 1449 1.39161 0.1643 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843GARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.377 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.102 0.038 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78502008 −0.74674626−0.09689878 0.61793345 4.84194209 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4417.822 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 1449 2.332 0.0975 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × ARSBFGLNGS100843Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.585419.98 −2691.79 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1863956 1.538823 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.64911000.1914658 1451 13.835941 0 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.1977192 0.2880167 00.686485 NaN ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.5970438 0.5035419 0 1.185689 NaNCorrelation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.665ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.380 0.253 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78502008 −0.74674626 −0.09689878 0.617933454.84194209 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451 413.5139 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 00.7828 NaN ARSBFGLNGS100843 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.666 5415.066 −2689.333 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1729721 1.535017 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7264216 0.1280586 1449 21.290420 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.2015925 0.1157940 1449 1.740958 0.0819ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.6442679 0.4283391 1449 1.504107 0.1328Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.136ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.028 0.039 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7636006 −0.7718350 −0.1203765 0.5962278 4.8958538Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 473.7726 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 14492.5482 0.0786 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.6095419.009 −2691.304 Random effects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0850974 1.537404 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.64430610.0668625 1449 39.54841 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.2001641 0.11595851449 1.72617 0.0845 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.6138407 0.4290591 1449 1.430670.1527 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.245ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.061 0.039 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7685964 −0.7277743 −0.0774339 0.5874639 4.8021179Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1710.6469 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 14492.4201 0.0893 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5391.502 5417.902 −2690.751Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.09702632 1.536764 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6444002 0.0747722 1449 35.36610 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.2073055 0.1160217 1449 1.78678 0.0742ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.6222168 0.4286711 1449 1.45150 0.1469 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.228 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A−0.064 0.040 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.7750550 −0.7720267 −0.1213088 0.5944809 4.7982364 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 1360.2316 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 1449 2.55030.0784 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5391.644 5418.044 −2690.822 Random effects:Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.09325638 1.536758Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6509982 0.0701665 1449 37.78155 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A0.1920517 0.1159270 1449 1.65666 0.0978 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.63575360.4289091 1449 1.48226 0.1385 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843GARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.235 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.062 0.037 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7876860 −0.7517054−0.1394200 0.6066968 4.8008831 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1553.2228<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 1449 2.3825 0.0927 ARSBFGLNGS100843 ×HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vmAIC BIC logLik 5386.697 5413.097 −2688.349 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1765835 1.533847Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5715282 0.1243439 1449 20.680767 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.2028445 0.1157181 1449 1.752920 0.0798ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.6430139 0.4279377 1449 1.502588 0.1332Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.125ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.038 0.039 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8344912 −0.7370933 −0.1375526 0.6301587 4.8173089Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 446.3274 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 14492.5658 0.0772 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5355.52 5381.92 −2672.76Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.3199793 1.515640 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6067662 0.1906043 1449 13.676322 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.2244738 0.1144764 1449 1.960874 0.0501ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.6069938 0.4225712 1449 1.436430 0.1511Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.090ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.023 0.038 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9730066 −0.7334882 −0.0941517 0.6163110 4.7069917Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 194.31314 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 14492.85007 0.0582 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.5385419.938 −2691.769 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.05042462 1.53851 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.64730370.0568491 1449 46.56717 0.000 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.1968631 0.11603041449 1.69665 0.090 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.5974661 0.4290430 1449 1.392560.164 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.292ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.087 0.039 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7791035 −0.7411753 −0.1109246 0.6237816 4.8486482Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 2446.6913 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 14492.3212 0.0985 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.884 5416.284 −2689.942Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1819122 1.535674 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7536716 0.1344497 1449 20.481053 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.1774704 0.1161070 1449 1.528508 0.1266ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.6099189 0.4281862 1449 1.424425 0.1545Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.144ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.030 0.037 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7692204 −0.7689449 −0.1177651 0.5882388 4.8816487Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 439.2439 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 2 14492.1040 0.1223 ARSBFGLNGS100843 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.58 5419.98−2691.79 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.0001160010 1.538823 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6491101 0.0437704 144960.52288 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A 0.1977192 0.1160471 1449 1.703780.0886 ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A 0.5970438 0.4290312 1449 1.39161 0.1643Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS100843G ARSBFGLNGS100843G/A −0.377ARSBFGLNGS100843A/A −0.102 0.038 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78502007 −0.74674625 −0.09689877 0.617933474.84194210 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4417.814 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS100843 21449 2.332 0.0975 ARSBFGLNGS97162 × ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.3795414.779 −2689.189 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1329727 1.534859 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.81872650.1156617 1449 24.370432 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.2413691 0.08991091449 −2.684536 0.0073 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.5902225 0.5481729 14491.076709 0.2818 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162C ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.574 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.093 0.119 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.0911537 −0.7675200 −0.1134601 0.63513924.8970079 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 780.4553 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 21449 4.5901 0.0103 ARSBFGLNGS97162 × BFGLNGS119018 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.619 5415.019 −2689.309Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.07010784 1.535736 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.8255659 0.0919857 1449 30.717458 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.2350188 0.0899239 1449 −2.613530 0.0091ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.6051562 0.5483082 1449 1.103679 0.2699 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162C ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.711 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T−0.112 0.117 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−2.0655220 −0.7521795 −0.1010259 0.6152430 4.8628659 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 1690.2936 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.4223 0.0122ARSBFGLNGS97162 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.069 5415.469 −2689.535 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 9.621617e−051.536418 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.8506143 0.0761575 1449 37.43052 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.2402196 0.0898439 1449 −2.67374 0.0076 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.61188570.5485186 1449 1.11552 0.2648 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162CARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.848 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.139 0.118 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.05835856 −0.74889382−0.09802945 0.61792135 4.87471726 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4431.658 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.612 0.0101 ARSBFGLNGS97162 × ARSBFGLNGS100843Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5387.8685414.268 −2688.934 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1317969 1.535034 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.92961750.1236267 1449 23.697296 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.2435360 0.08978961449 −2.712297 0.0068 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.5753793 0.5485459 14491.048917 0.2944 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162C ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.533 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.097 0.118 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.0234225 −0.7652983 −0.1218907 0.59852034.8942860 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 695.7899 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 21449 4.6300 0.0099 ARSBFGLNGS97162 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.0695415.469 −2689.535 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1861044 1.536418 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.85061430.2010841 1451 14.176231 0 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.2402196 0.2781036 0−0.863777 NaN ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.6118857 0.6083933 0 1.005741 NaNCorrelation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162C ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.723ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.331 0.239 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −2.05835856 −0.74889382 −0.09802945 0.61792135 4.87471727Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1451 419.6547 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 0 1.1522NaN ARSBFGLNGS97162 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.376 5414.776 −2689.188 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.07900897 1.535234 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.8454634 0.0892817 1449 31.87063 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.2405695 0.0898153 1449 −2.67849 0.0075ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.5870617 0.5483880 1449 1.07052 0.2846 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162C ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.719 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T−0.118 0.117 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−2.0821605 −0.7614291 −0.1100624 0.6140254 4.8403244 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 1866.4963 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.5592 0.0106ARSBFGLNGS97162 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.608 5415.008 −2689.304 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.060735861.535685 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.8394502 0.0859794 1449 33.02479 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.2245351 0.0907835 1449 −2.47330 0.0135 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.62514120.5483781 1449 1.13998 0.2545 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162CARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.759 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.126 0.119 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.0400077 −0.7516023−0.1164035 0.6158661 4.8485061 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 2303.3665<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.1036 0.0167 ARSBFGLNGS97162 ×BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5387.876 5414.276 −2688.938 Random effects: Formula:~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.07947534 1.534946 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.8457060 0.0893558 1449 31.84691 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.23196380.0899008 1449 −2.58022 0.0100 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.5955161 0.54811381449 1.08648 0.2774 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162CARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.721 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.116 0.117 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.0076107 −0.7518792−0.1115414 0.6162471 4.8397730 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1883.5733<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.3045 0.0137 ARSBFGLNGS97162 ×HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vmAIC BIC logLik 5383.277 5409.677 −2686.639 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1656495 1.532109Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7728786 0.1339607 1449 20.699187 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.2340170 0.0896191 1449 −2.611241 0.0091 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.55776030.5473134 1449 1.019088 0.3083 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162CARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.484 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.070 0.117 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.0641485 −0.7363249−0.1114299 0.6065348 4.8490534 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 494.1862 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.2979 0.0138 ARSBFGLNGS97162 × ARSBFGLNGS68110Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5355.3345381.734 −2672.667 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.3038537 1.515638 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.76614910.1920986 1449 14.399632 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.1717625 0.08929141449 −1.923617 0.0546 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.6738184 0.5412729 14491.244877 0.2134 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162C ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.338 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.057 0.119 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.95278062 −0.73508784 −0.088686290.58973281 4.72763631 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 214.32747 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 2.95228 0.0525 ARSBFGLNGS97162 ×HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5388.862 5415.262 −2689.431 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Inte rcept) Residual StdDev: 0.07375945 1.535791Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.8498367 0.0928185 1449 30.703311 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.2435734 0.0899381 1449 −2.708235 0.0068 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.60275770.5483724 1449 1.099176 0.2719 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162CARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.708 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.116 0.118 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.0441096 −0.7519209−0.1007907 0.6243531 4.8880385 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1671.1889<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.6892 0.0093 ARSBFGLNGS97162 ×ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5383.46 5409.86 −2686.73 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.2038271 1.532138 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.9818558 0.1598540 1449 18.653621 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.26220080.0900891 1449 −2.910462 0.0037 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.6221702 0.54701091449 1.137400 0.2556 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162CARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.402 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.062 0.117 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.04326291 −0.74809790−0.09541499 0.62253621 4.93024341 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 365.5991 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 5.3418 0.0049 ARSBFGLNGS97162 ×HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5389.069 5415.469 −2689.535 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.00012282371.536418 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.8506143 0.0761575 1449 37.43051 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS97162C/T−0.2402196 0.0898439 1449 −2.67374 0.0076 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T 0.61188570.5485186 1449 1.11552 0.2648 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS97162CARSBFGLNGS97162C/T −0.848 ARSBFGLNGS97162T/T −0.139 0.118 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.05835852 −0.74889380−0.09802943 0.61792137 4.87471729 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4431.647 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS97162 2 1449 4.612 0.0101 Hapmap42294BTA69421 ×ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5396.673 5423.073 −2693.336 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1259620 1.537583Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7581713 0.10716665 1449 25.737217 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1452449 0.09027261 1449 −1.608958 0.1078Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2169563 0.11781464 1449 −1.841505 0.0658Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.493Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.391 0.447 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7356824 −0.7486787 −0.0970510 0.6183575 4.7680308Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 846.9056 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 14492.0808 0.1252 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × BFGLNGS119018 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.759 5422.159 −2692.880Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.0979611 1.537525 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7654421 0.09677538 1449 28.575883 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1565744 0.09037983 1449 −1.732404 0.0834Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2387763 0.11787924 1449 −2.025601 0.0430Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.536Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.407 0.449 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7773016 −0.7649120 −0.1145162 0.6046715 4.7266572Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1106.5730 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 14492.4755 0.0845 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5397.078 5423.478 −2693.539Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:9.45407e−05 1.538923 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7939759 0.06896083 1449 40.51540 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1485736 0.09032328 1449 −1.64491 0.1002Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2266682 0.11774707 1449 −1.92504 0.0544Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.763Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.586 0.447 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.75055945 −0.74428833 −0.09448316 0.620302514.74749217 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4417.246 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 21449 2.237 0.1071 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.8 5422.2−2692.9 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.1326903 1.537489 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.8726288 0.11963112 144924.012387 0.0000 Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1524597 0.09027468 1449−1.688842 0.0915 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2275604 0.11763880 1449−1.934399 0.0533 Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421GHapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.453 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.339 0.447Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.73985845−0.76287423 −0.09453764 0.60298886 4.76561924 Number of Observations:1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449688.4349 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 1449 2.2953 0.1011Hapmap42294BTA69421 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.537 5418.938 −2691.269 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.16738231.535350 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.8672383 0.13494958 1449 21.246737 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1431609 0.09014325 1449 −1.588149 0.1125Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2323932 0.11750548 1449 −1.977723 0.0481Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.379Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.297 0.447 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7603385 −0.7463421 −0.1225166 0.6214245 4.7993846Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 499.9917 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 14492.2660 0.1041 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5397.0785423.478 −2693.539 Random effects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1864078 1.538923 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.79397590.1987547 1451 14.057406 0 Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1485736 0.2786647 0−0.533163 NaN Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2266682 0.2887215 0 −0.785076NaN Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.713Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.688 0.491 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.75055945 −0.74428833 −0.09448316 0.620302514.74749217 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451 530.6874 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 20 0.3225 NaN Hapmap42294BTA69421 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.194 5421.594 −2692.597Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.0924061 1.537025 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7953518 0.09027788 1449 30.963861 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1477856 0.09022766 1449 −1.637919 0.1017Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2360581 0.11777214 1449 −2.004363 0.0452Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.587Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.455 0.447 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8018736 −0.7728889 −0.0941675 0.6273581 4.7042023Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1448.445 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 14492.353 0.0954 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.036 5421.436 −2692.518Random effects: Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.09478952 1.53678 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7976060 0.08857855 1449 31.583335 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1521671 0.09021522 1449 −1.686712 0.0919Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2314614 0.11763026 1449 −1.967703 0.0493Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.594Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.453 0.447 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8034362 −0.7608448 −0.1101335 0.6196408 4.7036767Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1521.1609 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 14492.3425 0.0964 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5390.4515416.851 −2690.226 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1739614 1.534102 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.71641920.13375606 1449 20.308756 0.0000 Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.14901180.09004187 1449 −1.654916 0.0982 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.23338020.11740317 1449 −1.987852 0.0470 Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421GHapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.390 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.294 0.447Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7974360−0.7465753 −0.1026331 0.6102986 4.7210367 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449457.0622 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 1449 2.3426 0.0964Hapmap42294BTA69421 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5358.182 5384.582 −2674.091 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.32236621.515288 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7710598 0.19884612 1449 13.935700 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1608494 0.08895469 1449 −1.808218 0.0708Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2763192 0.11617187 1449 −2.378538 0.0175Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.260Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.198 0.447 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −2.0017454 −0.7465294 −0.1086502 0.6331232 4.5976604Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 191.59086 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 14493.17471 0.0421 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5397.0455423.445 −2693.523 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.04175297 1.538694 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.79333550.07525161 1449 37.11994 0.0000 Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.14758310.09032713 1449 −1.63387 0.1025 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.22647240.11773537 1449 −1.92357 0.0546 Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421GHapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.697 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.539 0.447Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7631955−0.7574183 −0.1037975 0.6110946 4.7532622 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14492827.0141 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 1449 2.2245 0.1085Hapmap42294BTA69421 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.923 5419.324 −2691.462 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.18932571.535484 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.9007827 0.14807868 1449 19.589468 0.0000Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.1481278 0.09012976 1449 −1.643495 0.1005Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.2265125 0.11749169 1449 −1.927902 0.0541Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421G Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.349Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.267 0.447 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.80195923 −0.74432119 −0.09306094 0.623325344.79139095 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 411.8248 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 21449 2.2399 0.1068 Hapmap42294BTA69421 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5397.0785423.478 −2693.539 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0001088537 1.538923 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.79397600.06896084 1449 40.51540 0.0000 Hapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.14857360.09032328 1449 −1.64491 0.1002 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.22666820.11774707 1449 −1.92504 0.0544 Correlation: (Intr) H42294BTA69421GHapmap42294BTA69421G/A −0.763 Hapmap42294BTA69421A/A −0.586 0.447Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.75055953−0.74428838 −0.09448315 0.62030251 4.74749219 Number of Observations:1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14494417.241 <.0001 Hapmap42294BTA69421 2 1449 2.237 0.1071 ARSBFGLBAC2384 ×ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5395.387 5421.787 −2692.693 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1515687 1.536920Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7449617 0.11541705 1449 23.782984 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T−0.1827260 0.08467632 1449 −2.157935 0.0311 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.17303320.15123131 1449 −1.144162 0.2527 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384GARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.407 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.233 0.306 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7946377 −0.7679371−0.1141815 0.6119993 4.7738453 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 635.2972 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.4578 0.086 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × BFGLNGS119018 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.6135422.013 −2692.806 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.07424423 1.537928 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7622057 0.08293415 144933.30601 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1778997 0.08484312 1449 −2.096810.0362 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1615471 0.15113764 1449 −1.06887 0.2853Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.572ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.319 0.306 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7599272 −0.7549520 −0.1343639 0.6315363 4.7423260Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1579.0787 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.29890.1007 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.16 5422.56 −2693.08 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 9.544584e−051.538700 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7879339 0.06255711 1449 44.56622 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T−0.1835140 0.08475582 1449 −2.16521 0.0305 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.16553390.15117596 1449 −1.09497 0.2737 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384GARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.738 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.414 0.305 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7468861 −0.7720373−0.1221381 0.6246938 4.7521058 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4418.525 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.448 0.0868 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × ARSBFGLNGS100843Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.6095421.009 −2692.305 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1428355 1.537056 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.87731450.12188680 1449 23.606448 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1898233 0.084740931449 −2.240042 0.0252 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1796385 0.15122770 1449−1.187867 0.2351 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T−0.395 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.232 0.307 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7351689 −0.7642428 −0.1153036 0.60697134.7707762 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 618.5304 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 14492.6470 0.0712 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.427 5419.827 −2691.714Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1420974 1.536271 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.8293317 0.11688976 1449 24.205129 0.0000ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1498274 0.08613697 1449 −1.739408 0.0822ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1338311 0.15170395 1449 −0.882186 0.3778Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.375ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.214 0.317 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.8184886 −0.7607483 −0.1098213 0.6061984 4.8047899Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 651.1676 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 1.57340.2077 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.24 5421.64 −2692.62 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.08630119 1.537292 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7828552 0.08063067 1449 34.51361 0.0000ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1868477 0.08476046 1449 −2.20442 0.0277ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1593574 0.15108799 1449 −1.05473 0.2917Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.566ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.321 0.305 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7925126 −0.7656261 −0.1097828 0.6089674 4.7124308Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1682.2042 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.51070.0816 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.16 5422.56 −2693.08 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.18638081.538700 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7879339 0.1965990 1451 14.180811 0 ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T−0.1835140 0.2768739 0 −0.662807 NaN ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.16553390.3038581 0 −0.544774 NaN Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384GARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.710 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.647 0.459 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7468861 −0.7720373−0.1221381 0.6246938 4.7521058 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451 507.1596 <.0001ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 0 0.2562 NaN ARSBFGLBAC2384 × BTB01553536 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.6475421.048 −2692.324 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.08600099 1.536964 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7863539 0.08065064 144934.54844 0.0000 ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1761300 0.08478743 1449 −2.077310.0379 ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1691431 0.15104327 1449 −1.11983 0.2630Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.575ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.323 0.305 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7518328 −0.7473229 −0.1252496 0.6234245 4.7179965Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1716.4921 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.28820.1018 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5390.061 5416.461 −2690.031 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1688692 1.534198 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7083479 0.12837049 1449 21.097901 0.0000ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1768097 0.08454132 1449 −2.091400 0.0367ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1609768 0.15074193 1449 −1.067897 0.2857Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.361ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.203 0.306 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7885114 −0.7456213 −0.1089305 0.6080564 4.7295518Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 479.1100 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.28840.1018 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5362.615 5389.015 −2676.308 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.3047465 1.517993 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7036181 0.18789661 1449 14.388861 0.0000ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.0988124 0.08476775 1449 −1.165683 0.2439ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.0763904 0.14985523 1449 −0.509761 0.6103Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.255ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.144 0.316 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.93999320 −0.73222299 −0.09545253 0.62840607 4.64765204Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 213.10564 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 14490.69054 0.5015 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.045 5422.445 −2693.023Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Intercept) ResidualStdDev: 0.06413626 1.538217 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. ErrorDF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7857832 0.07751788 1449 35.93730 0.0000ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1839824 0.08473656 1449 −2.17123 0.0301ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1702075 0.15126702 1449 −1.12521 0.2607Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.599ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.342 0.306 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7714243 −0.7745399 −0.1140235 0.6112147 4.7617508Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1948.2549 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.47460.0845 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5391.393 5417.793 −2690.696 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1969388 1.534897 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.9063735 0.14991169 1449 19.387237 0.0000ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1916559 0.08465849 1449 −2.263872 0.0237ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1944462 0.15123260 1449 −1.285743 0.1987Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.302ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.183 0.308 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.87550771 −0.74843343 −0.09692393 0.61973652 4.79483353Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 386.3754 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.75440.064 ARSBFGLBAC2384 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.16 5422.56 −2693.08 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.0001250114 1.538700 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7879340 0.06255715 1449 44.56619 0.0000ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.1835140 0.08475582 1449 −2.16521 0.0305ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.1655339 0.15117596 1449 −1.09497 0.2737Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLBAC2384G ARSBFGLBAC2384G/T −0.738ARSBFGLBAC2384T/T −0.414 0.305 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7468861 −0.7720373 −0.1221381 0.6246938 4.7521059Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4418.513 <.0001 ARSBFGLBAC2384 2 1449 2.4480.0868 BTB01553536 × ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.563 5421.963 −2692.782 Random effects:Formula: −1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.14287321.536794 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5357345 0.11094951 1449 22.854851 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C0.2066238 0.08981577 1449 2.300529 0.0216 BTB01553536C/C 0.11715160.11140233 1449 1.051608 0.2932 Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536TBTB01553536T/C −0.399 BTB01553536C/C −0.314 0.398 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7324039 −0.7520358−0.1056406 0.6144454 4.7746493 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 697.6257 <.0001BTB01553536 2 1449 2.6573 0.0705 BTB01553536 × BFGLNGS119018 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.0435421.443 −2692.521 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.09011135 1.537177 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.5424100 0.09006673 144928.228070 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C 0.2146705 0.08979144 1449 2.3907680.0169 BTB01553536C/C 0.1172670 0.11136500 1449 1.052997 0.2925Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536T BTB01553536T/C −0.501 BTB01553536C/C−0.403 0.399 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.7678748 −0.7270060 −0.1319734 0.6374453 4.7375556 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 1238.5535 <.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 2.8636 0.0574BTB01553536 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.059 5422.459 −2693.030 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 9.884489e−051.538345 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5753378 0.06322567 1449 40.73247 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C0.2117534 0.08983673 1449 2.35709 0.0186 BTB01553536C/C 0.11576540.11144150 1449 1.03880 0.2991 Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536TBTB01553536T/C −0.704 BTB01553536C/C −0.567 0.399 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7467412 −0.7640273−0.1216185 0.6010758 4.7537497 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4420.562 <.0001BTB01553536 2 1449 2.784 0.0621 BTB01553536 × ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.99 5421.39−2692.495 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.1267431 1.537064 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6486404 0.11251676 144923.539964 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C 0.2098300 0.08979809 1449 2.3366870.0196 BTB01553536C/C 0.1148843 0.11135937 1449 1.031653 0.3024Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536T BTB01553536T/C −0.393 BTB01553536C/C−0.317 0.399 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.7649419 −0.7513471 −0.1287805 0.6148942 4.7722819 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 735.2994 <.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 2.7358 0.0652BTB01553536 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5392.318 5418.718 −2691.159 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.15559181.535274 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6513276 0.12650859 1449 20.957688 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C0.1973759 0.08985566 1449 2.196588 0.0282 BTB01553536C/C 0.10441860.11132189 1449 0.937988 0.3484 Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536TBTB01553536T/C −0.366 BTB01553536C/C −0.290 0.401 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7773579 −0.7341428−0.1461057 0.6336915 4.8040385 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 563.1603 <.0001BTB01553536 2 1449 2.4145 0.0898 BTB01553536 × Hapmap42294BTA69421Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.0935421.493 −2692.546 Random effects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.08607573 1.536915 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.56891780.08128849 1449 31.602479 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C 0.2149684 0.089774661449 2.394534 0.0168 BTB01553536C/C 0.1154169 0.11135200 1449 1.0365050.3001 Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536T BTB01553536T/C −0.548BTB01553536C/C −0.438 0.399 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1Med Q3 Max −1.7940948 −0.7530483 −0.1048353 0.6206234 4.7124459 Numberof Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 1687.8366 <.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 2.8708 0.057BTB01553536 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.76 5421.16 −2692.38 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.08314771.536874 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5756653 0.08235763 1449 31.274156 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C0.2048425 0.08988570 1449 2.278922 0.0228 BTB01553536C/C 0.11691380.11135244 1449 1.049944 0.2939 Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536TBTB01553536T/C −0.547 BTB01553536C/C −0.440 0.399 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7321649 −0.7425470−0.1028808 0.6211099 4.7199429 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1649.7678<.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 2.6086 0.074 BTB01553536 × BTB01553536 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.0595422.459 −2693.030 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.1863378 1.538345 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.5753378 0.1967721 145113.087922 0 BTB01553536T/C 0.2117534 0.2784137 0 0.760571 NaNBTB01553536C/C 0.1157654 0.2861167 0 0.404609 NaN Correlation: (Intr)BTB01553536T BTB01553536T/C −0.707 BTB01553536C/C −0.688 0.486Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7467412−0.7640273 −0.1216185 0.6010758 4.7537497 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451538.802 <.0001 BTB01553536 2 0 0.290 NaN BTB01553536 ×HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vmAIC BIC logLik 5389.761 5416.161 −2689.880 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1708219 1.533724Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5018693 0.1294533 1449 19.326418 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C0.2090514 0.0895725 1449 2.333879 0.0197 BTB01553536C/C 0.10414360.1111789 1449 0.936720 0.3491 Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536TBTB01553536T/C −0.343 BTB01553536C/C −0.272 0.399 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.79193217 −0.74281803−0.09671177 0.62049686 4.72814629 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 470.5242 <.0001BTB01553536 2 1449 2.7235 0.066 BTB01553536 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5360.14 5386.54−2675.07 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.3100581 1.516352 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.5497445 0.19025265 144913.401887 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C 0.1854537 0.08866679 1449 2.0915800.0366 BTB01553536C/C 0.1199674 0.10985180 1449 1.092084 0.2750Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536T BTB01553536T/C −0.227 BTB01553536C/C−0.186 0.399 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.9671586 −0.7147143 −0.1115916 0.5941763 4.6276168 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 206.27195 <.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 2.22703 0.1082BTB01553536 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.019 5422.419 −2693.010 Random effects:Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.045086591.538084 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5746302 0.07100732 1449 36.25866 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C0.2111874 0.08982521 1449 2.35109 0.0189 BTB01553536C/C 0.11783790.11148601 1449 1.05698 0.2907 Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536TBTB01553536T/C −0.627 BTB01553536C/C −0.500 0.399 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7413100 −0.7587970−0.1159110 0.6065382 4.7602862 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 2676.2692<.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 2.7723 0.0628 BTB01553536 × ARSBFGLNGS30157Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5391.3365417.736 −2690.668 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.2066252 1.534512 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.68708570.1553489 1449 17.297107 0.0000 BTB01553536T/C 0.2204139 0.0896762 14492.457886 0.0141 BTB01553536C/C 0.1418535 0.1116063 1449 1.271016 0.2039Correlation: (Intr) BTB01553536T BTB01553536T/C −0.281 BTB01553536C/C−0.214 0.401 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.8712307 −0.7383552 −0.1385463 0.6184299 4.8008653 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 357.3572 <.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 3.0693 0.0468BTB01553536 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5396.059 5422.459 −2693.030 Random effects:Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.0001096693 1.538345 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.5753379 0.06322567 1449 40.73247 0.0000BTB01553536T/C 0.2117534 0.08983673 1449 2.35709 0.0186 BTB01553536C/C0.1157654 0.11144150 1449 1.03880 0.2991 Correlation: (Intr)BTB01553536T BTB01553536T/C −0.704 BTB01553536C/C −0.567 0.399Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7467413−0.7640273 −0.1216185 0.6010758 4.7537497 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14494420.558 <.0001 BTB01553536 2 1449 2.784 0.0621 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 ×ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5388.45 5414.85 −2689.225 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1681112 1.533913Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6991009 0.1154812 1449 23.372651 0.0000HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.3145608 0.0985850 1449 −3.190757 0.0014HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.1747556 0.2671308 1449 −0.654195 0.5131Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A−0.179 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.067 0.080 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7732710 −0.7382653 −0.0903765 0.63078244.8031184 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 537.6894 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS290229842 1449 5.1705 0.0058 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × BFGLNGS119018 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.17 5415.57−2689.585 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept) ResidualStdDev: 0.03127218 1.535703 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. ErrorDF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.747316 0.05229185 1449 52.53814 0.0000HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.311417 0.09898761 1449 −3.14602 0.0017HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.158476 0.26776224 1449 −0.59185 0.5540Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A−0.430 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.167 0.084 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7304527 −0.7537013 −0.1025336 0.61375074.7812236 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 3278.044 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS290229842 1449 5.002 0.0068 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.1935415.593 −2689.597 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 9.493588e−05 1.535827 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.75342340.04609794 1449 59.72986 0.0000 HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.31535890.09866070 1449 −3.19640 0.0014 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.16518810.26739569 1449 −0.61777 0.5368 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.467HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.172 0.081 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.72768361 −0.75101122 −0.099896280.61633014 4.78346571 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4435.071 <.0001HAPMAP53129RS29022984 2 1449 5.174 0.0058 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 ×ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5387.808 5414.208 −2688.904 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1381296 1.534302Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.8354538 0.11073206 1449 25.606441 0.0000HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.3191891 0.09859123 1449 −3.237500 0.0012HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.1511138 0.26726308 1449 −0.565412 0.5719Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A−0.207 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.060 0.080 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8185024 −0.7364424 −0.1239208 0.63225814.8035358 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 650.2304 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS290229842 1449 5.2881 0.0051 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5385.1155411.515 −2687.558 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1589232 1.532557 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.82125960.11996648 1449 23.517065 0.0000 HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.30846290.09849319 1449 −3.131819 0.0018 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.16564400.26682999 1449 −0.620785 0.5348 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.169HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.064 0.081 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8255905 −0.7163334 −0.1265226 0.59675404.8325091 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 544.5067 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS290229842 1449 4.9725 0.007 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.28 5414.68−2689.14 Random effects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.085083 1.534439 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std.Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7482431 0.06838687 1449 40.186710.0000 HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.3167603 0.09858182 1449 −3.213170.0013 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.1702677 0.26717431 1449 −0.637290.5240 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984GHAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.312 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.115 0.081Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7727337−0.7348995 −0.1283331 0.6251252 4.7443063 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14491713.6622 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 2 1449 5.2342 0.0054HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5387.789 5414.189 −2688.895 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.084290431.534285 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7514684 0.07017441 1449 39.20900 0.0000HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.3111823 0.09859226 1449 −3.15626 0.0016HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.1673459 0.26713050 1449 −0.62646 0.5311Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A−0.306 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.114 0.080 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7712437 −0.7398752 −0.1311278 0.63401614.7464505 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1625.2314 <.0001HAPMAP53129RS29022984 2 1449 5.0509 0.0065 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 ×BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5387.451 5413.851 −2688.725 Random effects: Formula:~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.08966774 1.533916 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.7534848 0.06998392 1449 39.34454 0.0000 HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A−0.3135617 0.09858010 1449 −3.18078 0.0015 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A−0.1674178 0.26706587 1449 −0.62688 0.5308 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.303HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.114 0.080 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7754432 −0.7515712 −0.1201015 0.61747344.7438167 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1633.875 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS290229842 1449 5.128 0.006 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.1935415.593 −2689.597 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1860328 1.535827 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.75342340.1916591 1451 14.366254 0 HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.3153589 0.28098100 −1.122350 NaN HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.1651881 0.3751225 0−0.440358 NaN Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984GHAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.682 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.511 0.349Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.72768361−0.75101121 −0.09989628 0.61633014 4.78346571 Number of Observations:1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451410.3498 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 2 0 0.6312 NaNHAPMAP53129RS29022984 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5356.992 5383.393 −2673.496 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.3005834 1.515885 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6955505 0.18039538 1449 14.942458 0.0000HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.2292425 0.09839595 1449 −2.329796 0.0200HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.0009033 0.26548584 1449 −0.003403 0.9973Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A−0.122 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.052 0.092 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.93397483 −0.72438226 −0.092835460.60073266 4.66283005 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 218.75127 <.0001HAPMAP53129RS29022984 2 1449 2.73656 0.0651 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 ×HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5389.18 5415.58 −2689.59 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.03223680 1.535686Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept)   2.7533684 0.05176668 1449 53.18804 0.0000HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.3148074 0.09865889 1449 −3.19087 0.0014HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.1658836 0.26737643 1449 −0.62041 0.5351Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A−0.414 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.155 0.080 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7359385 −0.7479633 −0.1031804 0.61950384.7870224 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 3301.433 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS290229842 1449 5.157 0.0059 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5385.2365411.636 −2687.618 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1838738 1.532531 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)   2.85579230.13590322 1449 21.013427 0.0000 HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.31102360.09846989 1449 −3.158566 0.0016 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.17991980.26690490 1449 −0.674097 0.5004 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.148HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.070 0.080 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8413928 −0.7249235 −0.1254084 0.59235854.8265158 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 432.0566 <.0001 HAPMAP53129RS290229842 1449 5.0776 0.0063 HAPMAP53129RS29022984 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.1935415.593 −2689.597 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0001152174 1.535827 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)   2.75342350.04609797 1449 59.72982 0.0000 HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.31535890.09866070 1449 −3.19640 0.0014 HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.16518810.26739569 1449 −0.61777 0.5368 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP53129RS29022984G HAPMAP53129RS29022984G/A −0.467HAPMAP53129RS29022984A/A −0.172 0.081 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.72768369 −0.75101120 −0.099896270.61633016 4.78346573 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4435.064 <.0001HAPMAP53129RS29022984 2 1449 5.174 0.0058 ARSBFGLNGS68110 ×ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5355.787 5382.187 −2672.893 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1258409 1.516069Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept)   2.9858616 0.10353041 1449 28.840431 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A−0.5401614 0.08708108 1449 −6.202971 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.57388310.11693625 1449 −4.907658 0 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110CARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.448 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.345 0.392 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.96778736 −0.71583003−0.09569915 0.60337089 4.69289376 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 853.9731 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449  22.8588 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 × BFGLNGS119018Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5356.5775382.977 −2673.288 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 7.786096e−05 1.517608 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)   3.0135182 0.06317889 144947.69818 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5399658 0.08715416 1449 −6.19552 0ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.5736022 0.11691281 1449 −4.90624 0 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.725 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A−0.540 0.392 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.9198092 −0.7337323 −0.1032771 0.6104656 4.6695068 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 4542.205 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 22.823 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5356.577 5382.977 −2673.288 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.00011742131.517608 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept)   3.0135182 0.06317893 1449 47.69815 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A−0.5399658 0.08715416 1449 −6.19553 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.57360220.11691281 1449 −4.90624 0 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110CARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.725 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.540 0.392 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9198092 −0.7337323−0.1032771 0.6104656 4.6695068 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4542.186 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 22.823 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 × ARSBFGLNGS100843Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5354.6045381.004 −2672.302 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1514786 1.515695 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)   3.10842780.12615467 1449 24.639815 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5421602 0.087052111449 −6.227996 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.5843324 0.11691255 1449 −4.9980300 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.367ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.284 0.392 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.9616723 −0.7285831 −0.0966436 0.6012802 4.6918123Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 571.1068 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 144923.2575 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5355.092 5381.493 −2672.546Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1100114 1.516071 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept)   3.0478225 0.09991199 1449 30.505072 0ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5259664 0.08746377 1449 −6.013534 0ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.5570883 0.11721708 1449 −4.752620 0 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.445 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A−0.332 0.397 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.8915319 −0.7325571 −0.0934855 0.6143001 4.7044644 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 970.2681 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 21.4071 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5354.654 5381.054 −2672.327 Random effects:Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.11091091.515343 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept)   3.0073171 0.09064648 1449 33.17633 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A−0.5474228 0.08711962 1449 −6.28358 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.58195970.11682795 1449 −4.98134 0 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110CARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.500 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.372 0.393 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.98472303 −0.73981037−0.09328473 0.62952929 4.61444266 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1220.6070<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 23.4752 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 ×ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5356.577 5382.977 −2673.288 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0003074777 1.517608Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept)   3.0135180 0.06317919 1449 47.69795 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A−0.5399654 0.08715418 1449 −6.19552 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.57360170.11691284 1449 −4.90623 0 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110CARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.725 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.540 0.392 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9198100 −0.7337314−0.1032773 0.6104646 4.6695061 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4542.100 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 22.823 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 × BTB01553536Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5355.4975381.897 −2672.748 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.07615653 1.516246 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)   3.0131589 0.07765148 144938.80362 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5365654 0.08711688 1449 −6.15914 0ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.5667224 0.11690800 1449 −4.84759 0 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.592 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A−0.442 0.392 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.9545821 −0.7170216 −0.1079162 0.5813766 4.6406533 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 1996.7485 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 22.4585<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 × HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5354.388 5380.788 −2672.194Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) ResidualStdDev: 0.1203776 1.515597 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. ErrorDF t-value p-value (Intercept)   2.9630370 0.10668040 1449 27.774895 0ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5183818 0.08779659 1449 −5.904350 0ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.5551499 0.11729876 1449 −4.732786 0 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.471 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A−0.359 0.399 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.9384314 −0.7125091 −0.0909740 0.6052205 4.6596307 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 808.2711 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 20.7953 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REMLData: vm AIC BIC logLik 5356.577 5382.977 −2673.288 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.18382601.517608 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept)   3.0135182 0.1943799 1451 15.503239 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A−0.5399658 0.2741894 0 −1.969317 NaN ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.57360220.2850484 0 −2.012298 NaN Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110CARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.709 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.682 0.483 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9198092 −0.7337323−0.1032771 0.6104656 4.6695068 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDf denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451 535.5693 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 0 2.6726 NaN ARSBFGLNGS68110 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5356.4875382.888 −2673.244 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.05044103 1.517269 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)   3.01439270.07299842 1449 41.29395 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5394633 0.08713974 1449−6.19078 0 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.5750699 0.11692351 1449 −4.91834 0Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.630ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.474 0.392 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.9390075 −0.7268338 −0.1061961 0.5915021 4.6776139Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDf denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 2485.3752 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 144922.8358 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5353.322 5379.722 −2671.661Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1541638 1.514890 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept)   3.0880895 0.12485023 1449 24.734353 0ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5374762 0.08702799 1449 −6.175900 0ARSBFGLNG568110A/A −0.5597842 0.11686764 1449 −4.789899 0 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.353 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A−0.254 0.392 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.9556466 −0.7300957 −0.1094464 0.6166788 4.7093841 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDf denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 574.9836 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 22.3869 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS68110 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5356.577 5382.977 −2673.288 Random effects:Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:9.713153e−05 1.517608 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept)   3.0135182 0.06317891 1449 47.69817 0ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.5399658 0.08715416 1449 −6.19552 0ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A −0.5736022 0.11691281 1449 −4.90624 0 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS68110C ARSBFGLNGS68110C/A −0.725 ARSBFGLNGS68110A/A−0.540 0.392 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.9198092 −0.7337323 −0.1032771 0.6104655 4.6695068 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDf denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 4542.196 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS68110 2 1449 22.823 <.0001HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.082 5421.482 −2692.541 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.00017152831.538746 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6651140 0.04844218 1449 55.01639 0.0000HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1056054 0.09067497 1449   1.16466 0.2443HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4174949   0.24232507 1449 −1.72287 0.0851Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.534HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.200 0.107 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7356464 −0.7571839 −0.1073042 0.6075635 4.8317814Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDf denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4418.237 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 14492.404 0.0907 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × BFGLNGS119018 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.222 5420.622 −2692.111Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.08541753 1.537704 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6352222 0.07784362 1449 33.85277 0.0000HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1092921 0.09065146 1449 1.20563 0.2282HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4096887 0.24222485 1449 −1.69136 0.0910Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.340HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.130 0.107 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7558773 −0.7723418 −0.1240343 0.5933303 4.8183981Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1327.7109 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 14492.4038 0.0907 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.082 5421.482 −2692.541Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:9.52601e−05 1.538746 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6651140 0.04844200 1449 55.01659 0.0000HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1056056 0.09067473 1449 1.16466 0.2443HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4174949 0.24232497 1449 −1.72287 0.0851Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.534HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.200 0.107 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7356464 −0.7571839 −0.1073042 0.6075634 4.8317814Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4418.259 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 14492.404 0.0907 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.938 5420.338 −2691.969Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept) ResidualStdDev: 0.1293746 1.537407 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. ErrorDF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7402474 0.10681496 1449 25.6541530.0000 HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1031760 0.09060867 1449 1.138699 0.2550HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4205069 0.24218950 1449 −1.736272 0.0827Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.249HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.102 0.107 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.75257913 −0.74399301 −0.09561283 0.619877794.84984277 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 713.9473 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 21449 2.3943 0.0916 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5390.5875416.987 −2690.294 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1682108 1.535194 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.73634910.12655535 1449 21.621759 0.0000 HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.11937190.09063391 1449 1.317078 0.1880 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.38746950.24204622 1449 −1.600808 0.1096 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.199HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.068 0.109 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7675965 −0.7287398 −0.1298763 0.6391651 4.8857749Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 495.9805 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 14492.4080 0.0904 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.4425420.842 −2692.221 Random effects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0752072 1.537644 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.66159760.06619226 1449 40.21011 0.0000 HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.10364280.09065462 1449 1.14327 0.2531 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.41108960.24228336 1449 −1.69673 0.0900 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891CHAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.395 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.152 0.107Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.77281726−0.74228830 −0.09194276 0.62343733 4.79804177 Number of Observations:1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14491967.9541 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 1449 2.3276 0.0979HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.456 5419.856 −2691.728 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.089030451.537026 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6620075 0.07410367 1449 35.92275 0.0000HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1084637 0.09063463 1449 1.19671 0.2316HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4094234 0.24209747 1449 −1.69115 0.0910Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.359HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.132 0.107 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78431526 −0.77592439 −0.09280144 0.628437024.79232158 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1517.8818 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA388912 1449 2.3904 0.092 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × BTB01553536 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.3755419.775 −2691.688 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.08934136 1.536859 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6672618 0.07131045 144937.40352 0.0000 HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1040588 0.09069020 1449 1.147410.2514 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4116865 0.24205090 1449 −1.70083 0.0892Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.355HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.135 0.107 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7423978 −0.7371729 −0.1157033 0.6266095 4.7935884Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1638.8522 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 14492.3398 0.0967 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.9015415.301 −2689.450 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1696786 1.534194 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.59044000.1224497 1449 21.155138 0.0000 HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.09934400.0904380 1449 1.098476 0.2722 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.41239690.2416144 1449 −1.706839 0.0881 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891CHAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.211 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.081 0.107Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7769191−0.7344541 −0.1046870 0.6288323 4.8059131 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449475.4978 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 1449 2.2858 0.1021HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5358.828 5385.228 −2674.414 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.31268191.516556 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6245660 0.18767458 1449 13.984664 0.0000HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1109898 0.08943642 1449 1.240991 0.2148HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.3433260 0.23910818 1449 −1.435860 0.1513Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.140HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.053 0.107 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9690500 −0.7089645 −0.1068231 0.6098133 4.6980245Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 203.0006 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 14492.0154 0.1336 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.0825421.482 −2692.541 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1863864 1.538746 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.66511400.1925786 1451 13.839099 0 HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.1056056 0.2787502 00.378854 NaN HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4174949 0.3580519 0 −1.166018 NaNCorrelation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.691HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.538 0.372 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7356464 −0.7571839 −0.1073042 0.6075634 4.8317814Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1451 433.8555 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 01.0624 NaN HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5390.916 5417.316 −2690.458Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1937946 1.535277 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7788339 0.14293786 1449 19.440853 0.0000HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.0966774 0.09054976 1449 1.067671 0.2858HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.4335786 0.24188484 1449 −1.792500 0.0733Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891C HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.185HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.070 0.108 Standardized Within-Group Residuals:Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78587884 −0.74155766 −0.09020954 0.640308464.87407122 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 396.5671 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 21449 2.4110 0.0901 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.0825421.482 −2692.541 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0001168907 1.538746 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.66511400.04844204 1449 55.01656 0.0000 HAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T 0.10560560.09067473 1449 1.16466 0.2443 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.41749490.24232497 1449 −1.72287 0.0851 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP49592BTA38891CHAPMAP49592BTA38891C/T −0.534 HAPMAP49592BTA38891T/T −0.200 0.107Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7356465−0.7571839 −0.1073042 0.6075634 4.8317814 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14494418.251 <.0001 HAPMAP49592BTA38891 2 1449 2.404 0.0907 ARSBFGLNGS30157× ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5387.793 5414.193 −2688.896 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1746021 1.534188Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5650707 0.1192271 1449 21.514153 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A0.2486345 0.0972671 1449 2.556205 0.0107 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.96922050.5135652 1449 1.887239 0.0593 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157GARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.194 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.029 0.041 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.79081610 −0.74791923−0.09209587 0.62088290 4.88935190 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 505.1641 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.8576 0.0079 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × BFGLNGS119018Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5387.9245414.324 −2688.962 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.08290932 1.535272 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.5950942 0.0746611 144934.75833 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2463088 0.0972682 1449 2.532260.0114 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.9518984 0.5139153 1449 1.85225 0.0642Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157G ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.289ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.048 0.042 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.82006595 −0.74774187 −0.09639136 0.62009420 4.85387252Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1380.7832 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 14494.7336 0.0089 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.715 5415.115 −2689.357Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:9.425869e−05 1.536253 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6222222 0.0458023 1449 57.25089 0.0000ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2459028 0.0973297 1449 2.52649 0.0116ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.9666667 0.5141287 1449 1.88020 0.0603 Correlation:(Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157G ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.471 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A−0.089 0.042 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max−1.80186743 −0.73049290 −0.07955863 0.63646906 4.86754182 Number ofObservations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value(Intercept) 1 1449 4432.611 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.768 0.0086ARSBFGLNGS30157 × ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.085 5414.485 −2689.043 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.10496221.535360 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6786297 0.0918071 1449 29.176717 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A0.2393433 0.0974261 1449 2.456666 0.0141 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.94427750.5141632 1449 1.836533 0.0665 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157GARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.252 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.056 0.044 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78871095 −0.74230740−0.09529665 0.62034443 4.88030843 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 955.2355 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.5149 0.0111 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × ARSBFGLNGS97162Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5383.4525409.852 −2686.726 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1840609 1.532209 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.70405070.1351555 1449 20.006955 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2731564 0.09758141449 2.799267 0.0052 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.8580415 0.5143633 14491.668162 0.0955 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157G ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A−0.143 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.038 0.034 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.92886666 −0.75111669 −0.098464160.61945363 4.92696035 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 427.8136 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 5.1582 0.0059 ARSBFGLNGS30157 ×Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5388.015 5414.415 −2689.008 Random effects: Formula:~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.07767022 1.535084Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6178095 0.0651422 1449 40.18605 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A0.2463575 0.0972561 1449 2.53308 0.0114 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.94728950.5139159 1449 1.84328 0.0655 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157GARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.331 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.063 0.042 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7877266 −0.7649160−0.0940083 0.6030873 4.8327875 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1902.649 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.720 0.0091 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × ARSBFGLBAC2384Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5386.9045413.304 −2688.452 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.09350635 1.534383 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.61638870.0744595 1449 35.13839 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2548752 0.09738101449 2.61730 0.0090 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.9202338 0.5141685 1449 1.789750.0737 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157G ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.301ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.058 0.040 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.8572043 −0.7583690 −0.1066414 0.6102589 4.8261807Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1428.4856 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 14494.8471 0.008 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × BTB01553536 Linear mixed-effects modelfit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5386.45 5412.85 −2688.225 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.098492941.533945 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6238476 0.0735907 1449 35.65462 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A0.2543350 0.0974397 1449 2.61018 0.0091 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.96965530.5134161 1449 1.88863 0.0591 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157GARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.284 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.053 0.043 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8575745 −0.7423807−0.1271766 0.6266385 4.8273691 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1448.9257<.0001 ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.9881 0.0069 ARSBFGLNGS30157 ×HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vmAIC BIC logLik 5382.688 5409.088 −2686.344 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1681216 1.531801Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.5445161 0.1206457 1449 21.090814 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A0.2430924 0.0970601 1449 2.504556 0.0124 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.92320050.5131144 1449 1.799210 0.0722 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157GARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.181 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.040 0.043 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.8446667 −0.7348621−0.1191867 0.5989221 4.8422926 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 482.8002 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.5715 0.0105 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × ARSBFGLNGS68110Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5353.7515380.151 −2671.875 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.3055576 1.514818 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.59333680.1828450 1449 14.183254 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2312245 0.09609591449 2.406186 0.0162 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.7097344 0.5085382 14491.395636 0.1630 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157G ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A−0.112 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.019 0.044 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9586629 −0.7381559 −0.1038210 0.63651674.7294179 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 212.08501 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS30157 21449 3.72852 0.0243 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.7 5415.1−2689.35 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.03476756 1.536092 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6220892 0.0524749 144949.96844 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2450956 0.0973448 1449 2.517810.0119 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.9674097 0.5140822 1449 1.88182 0.0601Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157G ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.416ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.076 0.042 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.7982919 −0.7397306 −0.0887280 0.6273749 4.8712923Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 3172.646 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.7510.0088 ARSBFGLNGS30157 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.715 5415.115 −2689.357 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1860844 1.536253 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6222222 0.1916383 1451 13.683181 0ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2459028 0.2805849 0 0.876393 NaN ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A0.9666667 0.5775666 0 1.673689 NaN Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157GARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.683 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.332 0.227 StandardizedWithin-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.80186743 −0.73049290−0.07955863 0.63646906 4.86754182 Number of Observations: 1454 Number ofGroups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451 423.4041 <.0001ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 0 1.5309 NaN ARSBFGLNGS30157 × HAPMAP30097BTC007678Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5388.7155415.115 −2689.357 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0001396805 1.536253 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.62222230.0458024 1449 57.25079 0.0000 ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A 0.2459028 0.09732971449 2.52649 0.0116 ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A 0.9666667 0.5141287 1449 1.880200.0603 Correlation: (Intr) ARSBFGLNGS30157G ARSBFGLNGS30157G/A −0.471ARSBFGLNGS30157A/A −0.089 0.042 Standardized Within-Group Residuals: MinQ1 Med Q3 Max −1.80186740 −0.73049303 −0.07955876 0.63646894 4.86754185Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-valuep-value (Intercept) 1 1449 4432.591 <.0001 ARSBFGLNGS30157 2 1449 4.7680.0086 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × ARSBFGLNGS102860 Linear mixed-effectsmodel fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.222 5420.622 −2692.111Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS102860 (Intercept) ResidualStdDev: 0.1681513 1.537635 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. ErrorDF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6151655 0.1150824 1449 22.724293 0.0000HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.0510603 0.1108123 1449 0.460781 0.6450HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.7890341 0.4461378 1449 1.768588 0.0772Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.160HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.042 0.039 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.71632537 −0.74399344 −0.093643970.62413466 4.84901203 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 537.0079 <.0001HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 1449 1.6405 0.1942 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 ×BFGLNGS119018 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5394.381 5420.781 −2692.191 Random effects: Formula:~1|BFGLNGS119018 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.08085095 1.538697 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.6420821 0.0726076 1449 36.38852 0.0000 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T0.0493730 0.1108659 1449 0.44534 0.6561 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T0.7565027 0.4465641 1449 1.69405 0.0905 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.242HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.052 0.040 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7173434 −0.7753953 −0.1254948 0.65127574.8137487 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1422.7826 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC0076782 1449 1.5066 0.222 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × ARSBFGLBAC20850 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.1035421.503 −2692.551 Random effects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC20850(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.0003628686 1.539624 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.66801260.0442077 1449 60.35175 0.0000 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.05032840.1109307 1449 0.45369 0.6501 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.77365410.4466443 1449 1.73215 0.0835 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678CHAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.399 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.099 0.039Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7006372−0.7586354 −0.1091262 0.6053340 4.8271443 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14494412.979 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 1449 1.575 0.2075HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × ARSBFGLNGS100843 Linear mixed-effects model fitby REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.15 5420.55 −2692.075 Randomeffects: Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS100843 (Intercept) Residual StdDev:0.1174539 1.538469 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DFt-value p-value (Intercept) 2.7322505 0.0979922 1449 27.882340 0.0000HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.0467127 0.1108818 1449 0.421284 0.6736HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.7495515 0.4466490 1449 1.678167 0.0935Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.185HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.066 0.040 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.74455288 −0.74663743 −0.096640570.61835597 4.84333555 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 818.0351 <.0001HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 1449 1.4709 0.2301 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 ×ARSBFGLNGS97162 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIClogLik 5390.649 5417.05 −2690.325 Random effects: Formula:~1|ARSBFGLNGS97162 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1637822 1.536118 Fixedeffects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept)2.7390141 0.1225977 1449 22.341474 0.0000 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T0.0529657 0.1106873 1449 0.478517 0.6324 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T0.7661151 0.4458771 1449 1.718221 0.0860 Correlation: (Intr)HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.146HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.053 0.040 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7704426 −0.7288562 −0.1042626 0.63822594.8777529 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 517.9953 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC0076782 1449 1.5605 0.2104 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × Hapmap42294BTA69421 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5394.4325420.832 −2692.216 Random effects: Formula: ~1|Hapmap42294BTA69421(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.07699106 1.538480 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.66306140.0638045 1449 41.73786 0.0000 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.05511020.1109015 1449 0.49693 0.6193 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.75221810.4465602 1449 1.68447 0.0923 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678CHAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.279 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.068 0.039Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.74244914−0.74327146 −0.09327913 0.62171242 4.79329529 Number of Observations:1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14491917.4009 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 1449 1.5122 0.2208HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × ARSBFGLBAC2384 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.419 5419.819 −2691.710 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLBAC2384 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.089240331.537870 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6674431 0.0711772 1449 37.47610 0.0000HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.0502424 0.1108068 1449 0.45342 0.6503HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.7770507 0.4462109 1449 1.74144 0.0818Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.245HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.056 0.040 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7484251 −0.7539616 −0.1227997 0.62514564.7867467 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1512.8123 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC0076782 1449 1.5904 0.2042 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × BTB01553536 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5393.3225419.722 −2691.661 Random effects: Formula: ~1|BTB01553536 (Intercept)Residual StdDev: 0.0906647 1.537678 Fixed effects: list(fixed) ValueStd. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.6708128 0.0691938 144938.59901 0.0000 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.0423921 0.1109487 1449 0.382090.7025 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.7720480 0.4460887 1449 1.73071 0.0837Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.249HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.062 0.040 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7437094 −0.7406439 −0.1141912 0.62505144.7871704 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 1608.5997 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC0076782 1449 1.5469 0.2133 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × HAPMAP53129RS29022984 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5389.1425415.542 −2689.571 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP53129RS29022984(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1677840 1.535203 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.5956700.1195186 1449 21.717707 0.0000 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.0469300.1106779 1449 0.424023 0.6716 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.7135170.4458569 1449 1.600327 0.1097 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678CHAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.131 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.024 0.040Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7424929−0.7348539 −0.1140434 0.6330437 4.8018746 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449483.8869 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 1449 1.3454 0.2608HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × ARSBFGLNGS68110 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5358.232 5384.633 −2674.116 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS68110 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.31443391.517087 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6360428 0.1874689 1449 14.061229 0.0000HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.0221465 0.1094197 1449 0.202399 0.8396HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.7588728 0.4401125 1449 1.724270 0.0849Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.089HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.023 0.040 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.9187945 −0.7177124 −0.1122266 0.60060334.6873817 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDFF-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 200.85317 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC0076782 1449 1.49557 0.2245 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × HAPMAP49592BTA38891 Linearmixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5395.0395421.439 −2692.519 Random effects: Formula: ~1|HAPMAP49592BTA38891(Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.05669389 1.539240 Fixed effects:list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value (Intercept) 2.66574250.0599806 1449 44.44341 0.0000 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.04831560.1109398 1449 0.43551 0.6633 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.77530040.4465479 1449 1.73621 0.0827 Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678CHAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.298 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.076 0.039Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7190499−0.7521092 −0.1024380 0.6122003 4.8350628 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 14492201.8391 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 1449 1.5747 0.2074HAPMAP30097BTC007678 × ARSBFGLNGS30157 Linear mixed-effects model fit byREML Data: vm AIC BIC logLik 5391.111 5417.511 −2690.555 Random effects:Formula: ~1|ARSBFGLNGS30157 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.19344411.536247 Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.7788558 0.1411107 1449 19.692739 0.0000HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T 0.0513359 0.1106983 1449 0.463746 0.6429HAPMAR30097BTC007678T/T 0.7502175 0.4457845 1449 1.682915 0.0926Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678C HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.118HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.033 0.039 Standardized Within-GroupResiduals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.78275989 −0.74126063 −0.090323590.62570716 4.87044496 Number of Observations: 1454 Number of Groups: 3numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1449 397.6386 <.0001HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 1449 1.4951 0.2246 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 ×HAPMAP30097BTC007678 Linear mixed-effects model fit by REML Data: vm AICBIC logLik 5395.103 5421.503 −2692.551 Random effects: Formula:~1|HAPMAP30097BTC007678 (Intercept) Residual StdDev: 0.1864927 1.539624Fixed effects: list(fixed) Value Std. Error DF t-value p-value(Intercept) 2.6680132 0.1916604 1451 13.920522 0 HAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T0.0503274 0.2861198 0 0.175896 NaN HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T 0.77365350.5187004 0 1.491523 NaN Correlation: (Intr) HAPMAP30097BTC007678CHAPMAP30097BTC007678C/T −0.670 HAPMAP30097BTC007678T/T −0.370 0.248Standardized Within-Group Residuals: Min Q1 Med Q3 Max −1.7006365−0.7586354 −0.1091261 0.6053341 4.8271443 Number of Observations: 1454Number of Groups: 3 numDF denDF F-value p-value (Intercept) 1 1451406.2358 <.0001 HAPMAP30097BTC007678 2 0 1.1322 NaN

1. A method of predicting the phenotype of an animal comprising:selecting a phenotypic trait in a population of animals; determiningsingle nucleotide polymorphisms in the genotype of the population ofanimals, correlating the single nucleotide polymorphisms with thephenotypic trait, and predicting the phenotype of the animal based onthe results of the correlation.
 2. A method of predicting the toleranceof a cow to stress comprising: determining cortisol levels in apopulation of cattle; determining single nucleotide polymorphisms in thecattle genome; correlating the single nucleotide polymorphisms with thecortisol levels in the cattle; and predicting the cortisol level in acow based on the results of the correlation.
 3. A method for predictinga phenotypic trait in a cow comprising: determining the nucleotidepresent at a locus selected from the group consisting ofARS-BFGL-NGS-102860 mapped at position 36,875,752 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 16 (BTA16); ARS-BFGL-NGS-119018 mapped at position104,533,532 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11),ARS-BFGL-NGS-20850 at position 7,928,145 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome14 (BTA14), ARS-BFGL-NGS-100843 mapped at position 45,768,092 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16), ARS-BFGL-NGS-97162 mapped at position51,027,089 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16),Hapmap42294-BTA-69421 at position 7,311,099 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 3 (BTA3), ARS-BFGL-BAC-2384 at position 31,838,306 (Btau4.0)of bovine chromosome 19 (BTA19), BTB-01553536 at position 103,411,819(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 7 (BTA7) Hapmap53129-rs29022984 atposition 97,865,487 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11);ARS-BFGL-NGS-68110 mapped at position 106,356,144 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 11 (BTA11); Hapmap49592-BTA-38891 at position 36,808,659(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16); ARS-BFGL-NGS-30157 mapped atposition 108,365,498 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11);Hapmap30097-BTC-007678 mapped at position 7,969,430 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 14 (BTA14); ARS-BFGL-NGS-82206 mapped at position 130,073,477(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 1, ARS-BFGL-NGS-114897 mapped at position69,718,192 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11 (BTA11), ARS-BFGL-NGS-32646mapped at position 103,515,296 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 11(BTA11); ARS-BFGL-NGS-12135 mapped at position 106,208,942 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 11 (BTA11), BTA-98582-no-rs mapped at position72,891,230 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 15 (BTA15),Hapmap50501-BTA-91866 mapped at position 16,697,957 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 16 (BTA16), ARS-BFGL-NGS-55834 mapped at position 18,500,742(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16), ARS-BFGL-NGS-43639 atposition 45,798,238 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 16 (BTA16),ARS-BFGL-NGS-114602 mapped at position 2,011,968 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 20 (BTA20), ARS-BFGL-NGS-10830 mapped at position 14,303,665(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 21 (BTA21), ARS-BFGL-BAC-35732 mapped atposition 37,243,031 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 22 (BTA22),BTB-00000725 mapped at position 19,405,585 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 27 (BTA27), Hapmap32414-BTA-65998 mapped at position38,481,013 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 28 (BTA28),Hapmap26724-BTA-152272 mapped at position 126,295,740 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 1 (BTA1), ARS-BFGL-NGS-27655 mapped at position3,683,167 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 3 (BTA3), ARS-BFGL-NGS-112731mapped at position 4,206,765 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 2 (BTA2),Hapmap42580-BTA-54259 mapped at position 38555445 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 22 (BTA22), BTB-01548453 mapped at position 103,511,536(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 7 (BTA7), INRA-453 mapped at position20,719,615 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 3 (BTA3), BTB-00186413 mappedat position 58,422,144 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 4 (BTA4)(G),UA-IFASA-7842 at position 7,857,978 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 14(BTA14), BTB-01944037 at position 112,370,482 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 8 (BTA8), BTB-00086583 at position 26,641,920 (Btau4.0) ofbovine chromosome 2 (BTA2), ARS-BFGL-NGS-111311 at position 51,300,416(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 23 (BTA23), BTB-01570493 at position25,395,611 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 8 (BTA8), ARS-BFGL-NGS-104914at position 125,588,038 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 5 (BTA5).BTA-114011-no-rs at position 125,911,737 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome1 (BTA1), ARS-BFGL-NGS-23375 at position 40,238,627 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 24 (BTA24), ARS-BFGL-NGS-78666 at position 136,573,912(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 1 (BTA1), BTB-01087838 at position89,620,818 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 10 (BTA10),Hapmap31564-BTC-007633 at position 7,998,737 (Btau4.0) of bovinechromosome 14 (BTA14), Hapmap50402-BTA-58146 at position 42,593,193(Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 24 (BTA24), and ARS-BFGL-BAC-46971 atposition 35,184,932 (Btau4.0) of bovine chromosome 25 (BTA25), eitheralone or in combination with other loci, and predicting the phenotypictrait in the cow comprising based on the nucleotide present at thelocus.
 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the step of determining thenucleotide present in each allele of the locus is performed by genomicDNA sequencing of a region which includes the locus.
 5. The method ofclaim 3, wherein the step of determining the nucleotide present in eachallele of the locus comprises: (a) amplifying a region of genomic DNAthat includes the locus to generate an amplicon, and (b) treating theamplicon with a restriction enzyme in its corresponding buffer todetermine the identity of the nucleotides present in the selected locus.6. The method of claim 3, wherein the step of determining the nucleotidepresent in allele at the locus comprises: (a) amplifying a region ofgenomic DNA that includes the given position to generate an amplicon,and (b) hybridizing an amplified probe specific to the selected locus,wherein hybridization determines the identity of the nucleotidespresent.